Method for diagnosing the availability of network subscribers in an IP-based network
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorHerald Albrecht
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AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorHerald Albrecht
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A method for diagnosing availability of network subscribers in an IP-based network in which each subscriber is allocated, in one or more address ranges, at least one address at which the subscriber is available to another subscriber. Each of first and second subscribers has a respective first address allocated in the address ranges, and a guideline stored in the each subscriber stipulates which allocated addresses must be used for communication with other subscribers. The check on availability of the second to the first subscriber prompts the first subscriber to resolve a name of the second subscriber; the result obtained is the addresses of the address range(s) allocated to the second subscriber, and an address list is produced from the result. For each address in the address list, separate examination of the communication capability between the first and second subscribers is performed, and the result is evaluated.
A method for diagnosing the availability of network subscribers in an internet-protocol (IP) based network, in which each of the network subscribers is allocated, in one or more address ranges, at least one respective address at which the each network subscriber is available to another network subscriber, wherein the network includes:
A network subscriber for an internet-protocol (IP) based network, in which each of a plurality of network subscribers is allocated, in one or more address ranges, at least one respective address at which the each network subscriber is available to another network subscriber, wherein the network (100) includes:
An internet-protocol (IP) based network having a plurality of network subscribers, in which each of the network subscribers is allocated, in one or more address ranges, at least one respective address at which the each network subscriber is available to another network subscriber, the network comprising:
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