Network Error Correction Device for Dynamic Traffic Rerouting
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Solution Overview
Problem
In computer networks, data communication failures due to insufficient memory resources in network devices lead to bottlenecks, reducing throughput and performance, and existing systems lack effective dynamic rerouting mechanisms to manage such issues.
Innovation Solution
A network error correction device generates a computer network map with error correction instructions to dynamically reroute data traffic when issues are detected, identifying affected devices and applying instructions to suspend data traffic to the affected device and reroute it to alternative devices.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If data traffic is continuously sent to network devices with insufficient memory resources, then data throughput is maintained, but system reliability deteriorates due to communication failures and bottlenecks
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary actions by generating a network map and identifying alternative routing paths before communication failures occur. When memory resources become insufficient, the system can immediately redirect data traffic through pre-identified alternative paths, maintaining both reliability and throughput without waiting for failure detection.
Solution Approach 2:
The error correction device acts as an intermediary between network devices, monitoring memory resource levels and mediating data traffic routing. When a network device experiences insufficient memory resources, the intermediary redirects traffic through alternative devices, preventing communication failures while maintaining data flow.
2Reliability
If dynamic rerouting mechanisms are implemented to avoid network devices with resource issues, then system reliability improves, but device complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The system implements self-service by automatically generating network maps, identifying alternative routing paths, and executing traffic redirection without human intervention. The error correction device autonomously monitors network device status and applies error correction instructions, reducing the need for complex manual network management while improving reliability.
Solution Approach 2:
The system changes routing parameters dynamically based on network device status. When memory resources become insufficient, the error correction device modifies traffic flow parameters by redirecting data through alternative devices, achieving reliable communication without requiring complex structural changes to the network architecture.
3Productivity
If network devices allocate more memory resources to handle increased data traffic, then data throughput is improved, but loss of substance increases due to memory resource consumption
Solution Approach 1:
The system segments data traffic routing by identifying multiple alternative network devices and paths. Instead of concentrating all data flow through a single device with high memory requirements, traffic is distributed across multiple devices, reducing memory resource consumption at any single point while maintaining overall throughput.
Solution Approach 2:
The system implements dynamic routing that adapts to changing memory resource conditions. When a network device's memory resources are consumed, the system dynamically redirects traffic to alternative devices, preventing resource exhaustion and maintaining throughput without requiring excessive memory allocation at any single device.
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AI summary
A device is configured to obtain network traffic information that is associated with a first network device and to identify a second network device that communicates data with the first network device. The device is further configured to identify device settings for sending data traffic to the second network device and to identify error correction instructions for rerouting data traffic to another network device. The device is further configured to generate node properties for the first network device that include a first network device identifier, a second network device identifier, the device settings for the second network device, and the error correction instructions. The device is further configured to add a first node to a computer network map for the first network device and to associate the node properties with the first node and output the computer network map.