Fault Localization Scheme Constructed Using The Header Space Framework

K. Satyaeswaridevi, Sk. Ahmadshah

Abstract


ATPG utilizes the header space structure—a geometric model of how bundles are prepared. In header space, convention particular implications connected with headers are overlooked: A header is seen as a level grouping of ones and zeros. A header is a point (and a stream is a locale) in the space, where is an upper bound on header length. By utilizing the header space structure, we acquire a bound together, vendor-independent, and protocol-agnostic model of the network2 that streamlines the bundle era prepare altogether. ATPG comprehends switch setups and produces a gadget free model. The reproduction is utilized to deliver a base arrangement of test bundles to negligibly put into impact each connection in the system or maximally practice each standard in the network.


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