Cross-domain fault analysis method and system
AssigneeHuawei Technologies Co., Ltd.
InventorsQing Xie, Jiandong Ye
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to cross-domain fault analysis methods and systems. According to the methods and the systems, whether a first single-domain network fault and a second single-domain network fault are caused by a same fault is determined based on correlation analysis on the first single-domain network fault and the second single-domain network fault in time dimension and service dimension.
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A method, comprising:
- obtaining information about a first fault in a first network domain and information about a second fault in a second network domain, wherein the information about the first fault comprises a first time of the first fault and first service information of the first fault, and the information about the second fault comprises a second time of the second fault and second service information of the second fault;
- determining a time correlation based on the first time and the second time, wherein the time correlation is that the first time and the second time meet a time constraint condition;
- determining a service information correlation based on the first service information and the second service information, wherein the service information correlation is that the first service information and the second service information meet a service information constraint condition;
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- determining, based on the time correlation and the service information correlation, that the first fault in the first network domain and the second fault in the second network domain are caused by a same fault.
An apparatus, wherein the apparatus comprises:
- at least one processor;
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- at least one non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing programming instructions for execution by the at least one processor to:
- obtain information about a first fault in a first network domain and information about a second fault in a second network domain, wherein the information about the first fault comprises a first time of the first fault and first service information of the first fault, and the information about the second fault comprises a second time of the second fault and second service information of the second fault;
- determine a time correlation based on the first time and the second time, wherein the time correlation is that the first time and the second time meet a time constraint condition;
- determine a service information correlation based on the first service information and the second service information, wherein the service information correlation is that the first service information and the second service information meet a service information constraint condition;
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- determine, based on the time correlation and the service information correlation, that the first fault in the first network domain and the second fault in the second network domain are caused by a same fault.
A non-transitory storage medium storing a program which, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to perform operations, the operations comprising:
- obtaining information about a first fault in a first network domain and information about a second fault in a second network domain, wherein the information about the first fault comprises a first time of the first fault and first service information of the first fault, and the information about the second fault comprises a second time of the second fault and second service information of the second fault;
- determining a time correlation based on the first time and the second time, wherein the time correlation is that the first time and the second time meet a time constraint condition;
- determining a service information correlation based on the first service information and the second service information, wherein the service information correlation is that the first service information and the second service information meet a service information constraint condition;
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- determining, based on the time correlation and the service information correlation, that the first fault in the first network domain and the second fault in the second network domain are caused by a same fault.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.