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643 results about "Fault management" patented technology

In network management, fault management is the set of functions that detect, isolate, and correct malfunctions in a telecommunications network, compensate for environmental changes, and include maintaining and examining error logs, accepting and acting on error detection notifications, tracing and identifying faults, carrying out sequences of diagnostics tests, correcting faults, reporting error conditions, and localizing and tracing faults by examining and manipulating database information.

Multi-service network switch

A multi-service network switch capable of providing multiple network services from a single platform. The switch incorporates a distributed packet forwarding architecture where each of the various cards is capable of making independent forwarding decisions. The switch further allows for dynamic resource management for dynamically assigning modem and ISDN resources to an incoming call. The switch may also include fault management features to guard against single points of failure within the switch. The switch further allows the partitioning of the switch into multiple virtual routers where each virtual router has its own set of resources and a routing table. Each virtual router is further partitioned into virtual private networks for further controlling access to the network. The switch supports policy based routing where specific routing paths are selected based on a domain name, a telephone number, and the like. The switch also provides tiered access of the Internet by defining quality of access levels to each incoming connection request. The switch may further support an IP routing protocol and architecture in which the layer two protocols are independent of the physical interface they run on. Furthermore, the switch includes a generic forwarding interface software for hiding the details of transmitting and receiving packets over different interface types.
Owner:ALCATEL LUCENT SAS

Method and system for originating connectivity fault management (CFM) frames on non-CFM aware switches

InactiveUS20070140126A1Effective expansionAvoid a lotError preventionFrequency-division multiplex detailsOperations, administration and managementOperability
A system for originating connectivity fault management (CFM) frames on non-CFM aware switches is disclosed. In the disclosed system, an OAM (Operations Administration and Management) proxy networking device connected to a core Ethernet network operates with one or more CPE (Customer Premises Equipment) devices to which it is communicably connected to support CFM out to the CPE devices without requiring that the CPE devices themselves implement CFM functionality. The OAM proxy networking device generates Connectivity Check (CC) frames, Loopback reply frames, and Linktrace reply frames for MEPs (Maintenance End Points) or MIPs (Maintenance Intermediate Points) contained in communication ports on the CPEs. These CFM frames generated by the OAM proxy networking device are then sent within messages from the OAM proxy networking device to the appropriate CPE. When the CPE device receives a message from the OAM proxy networking device containing one of these CFM frames, it checks the operability of a communication port indicated by the message. If the port is operable, the CPE device extracts the CFM frame from the message and originates it through the OAM proxy networking device into the core Ethernet network. The OAM proxy networking device further operates to process Connectivity Check frames received from the core Ethernet network and addressed to the CPE devices by maintaining an MEP connectivity database. As a result, these received Connectivity Check frames are dropped without forwarding to the CPE devices.
Owner:RPX CLEARINGHOUSE

Multi-service network switch with a generic forwarding interface

A multi-service network switch capable of providing multiple network services from a single platform. The switch incorporates a distributed packet forwarding architecture where each of the various cards is capable of making independent forwarding decisions. The switch further allows for dynamic resource management for dynamically assigning modem and ISDN resources to an incoming call. The switch may also include fault management features to guard against single points of failure within the switch. The switch further allows the partitioning of the switch into multiple virtual routers where each virtual router has its own set of resources and a routing table. Each virtual router is further partitioned into virtual private networks for further controlling access to the network. The switch's supports policy based routing where specific routing paths are selected based a domain name, a telephone number, and the like. The switch also provides tiered access of the Internet by defining quality of access levels to each incoming connection request. The switch may further support an IP routing protocol and architecture in which the layer two protocols are independent of the physical interface they run on. Furthermore, the switch includes a generic forwarding interface software for hiding the details of transmitting and receiving packets over different interface types.
Owner:WSOU INVESTMENTS LLC

Multi-service network switch with independent protocol stack architecture

A multi-service network switch capable of providing multiple network services from a single platform. The switch incorporates a distributed packet forwarding architecture where each of the various cards is capable of making independent forwarding decisions. The switch further allows for dynamic resource management for dynamically assigning modem and ISDN resources to an incoming call. The switch may also include fault management features to guard against single points of failure within the switch. The switch further allows the partitioning of the switch into multiple virtual routers where each virtual router has its own wet of resources and a routing table. Each virtual router is further partitioned into virtual private networks for further controlling access to the network. The switch's supports policy based routing where specific routing paths are selected based a domain name, a telephone number, and the like. The switch also provides tiered access of the Internet by defining quality of access levels to each incoming connection request. The switch may further support an IP routing protocol and architecture in which the layer two protocols are independent of the physical interface they run on. Furthermore, the switch includes a generic forwarding interface software for hiding the details of transmitting and receiving packets over different interface types.
Owner:ALCATEL LUCENT SAS

Network fault information management system in which fault nodes are displayed in tree form

A network fault managing system for a network including network elements as nodes includes a fault node indication data storage section, a fault indication data storage section, a flag, a fault node indication data processing section, a fault indication data processing section and an output unit. The fault node indication data storage section stores a fault node indication data set in which fault nodes are managed in a tree form. The fault node indication data processing section receives a fault association notice having a fault occurrence position identifier and a fault indication data, the fault occurrence position identifier indicating a fault node in which a fault has occurred, and the fault indication data indicating data associated with the fault, and determines whether a fault node indication data corresponding to the fault node specified by the fault occurrence position identifier of the fault association notice is present in the fault node indication data set. Also, the fault node indication data processing section generates the fault node indication data based on the fault occurrence position identifier to store in the fault node indication data set of the fault node indication data storage section, when the fault node indication data is not present in the fault node indication data set, and sets the flag.
Owner:NEC CORP

Multi-service network switch with modem pool management

A multi-service network switch capable of providing multiple network services from a single platform. The switch incorporates a distributed packet forwarding architecture where each of the various cards is capable of making independent forwarding decisions. The switch further allows for dynamic resource management for dynamically assigning modem and ISDN resources to an incoming call. The switch may also include fault management features to guard against single points of failure within the switch. The switch further allows the partitioning of the switch into multiple virtual routers where each virtual router has its own wet of resources and a routing table. Each virtual router is further partitioned into virtual private networks for further controlling access to the network. The switch supports policy based routing where specific routing paths are selected based on a domain name, a telephone number, and the like. The switch also provides tiered access of the Internet by defining quality of access levels to each incoming connection request. The switch may further support an IP routing protocol and architecture in which the layer two protocols are independent of the physical interface they run on. Furthermore, the switch includes a generic forwarding interface software for hiding the details of transmitting and receiving packets over different interface types.
Owner:ALCATEL LUCENT SAS

Hybrid vehicle battery fault management system and management method thereof

The invention aims to provide a reliable hybrid vehicle battery fault management system and a management method thereof. The management system comprises a vehicle control unit, a battery controller, a motor state monitoring module, a battery voltage monitoring module, a battery current monitoring module, a battery temperature monitoring module, a battery insulation monitoring module, a high voltage precharge monitoring module and a battery equalization monitoring module, and a high voltage loop interlocking monitoring module, wherein the motor state monitoring module, the battery voltage monitoring module, the battery current monitoring module, the battery temperature monitoring module, the battery insulation monitoring module, the high voltage precharge monitoring module and the battery equalization monitoring module are connected with the vehicle controller; the high voltage loop interlocking monitoring module is connected with the battery controller; the battery controller is connected with the vehicle controller and the relay controlling the on and off of a battery high voltage loop; and the vehicle controller is also connected with a fault prompt unit. The management system carries out treatment according to different battery faults and the operation conditions of a motor, ensures the safety of driving and drivers and passengers, improves the safety of a battery system and the service life of the battery pack and makes the whole battery system more reliable.
Owner:CHERY AUTOMOBILE CO LTD
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