公开(公告)号：US11968075B2

公开(公告)日：2024-04-23

申请号：US17935704

申请日：2022-09-27

Applicant: Juniper Networks, Inc.

Inventor： Jisheng Wang ,  Xiaoying Wu ,  Yedunandan Siddalingappa-Vitalapur ,  Abhiram Madhugiri Shamsundar ,  Robert J. Friday ,  Sudheer Matta ,  Sunalini Sankhavaram ,  Kush Shah ,  Randall Frei ,  Sujai Hajela ,  Jacob Thomas

IPC: H04L41/0631 ,  H04L41/0604 ,  H04L41/12 ,  H04L41/22

CPC classification number: H04L41/064 ,  H04L41/0627 ,  H04L41/12 ,  H04L41/22

Abstract: A network management system (NMS) is described that provides a granular troubleshooting workflow at an application session level using an application session-specific topology from a client device to a cloud-based application server. During an application session of a cloud-based application, a client device running the application exchanges data through one or more access point (AP) devices, one or more switches at a wired network edge, and one or more network nodes, e.g., switches, routers, and/or gateway devices, to reach a cloud-based application server. For a particular application session, the NMS generates a topology based on network data received from a subset of network devices, e.g., client devices, AP devices, switches, routers, and/or gateways, that were involved in the particular application session over a duration of the particular application session. In this way, the NMS enables backward-looking troubleshooting of the particular application session.

公开(公告)号：US20230231762A1

公开(公告)日：2023-07-20

申请号：US17935704

申请日：2022-09-27

Applicant: Juniper Networks, Inc.

Inventor： Jisheng Wang ,  Xiaoying Wu ,  Yedunandan Siddalingappa-Vitalapur ,  Abhiram Madhugiri Shamsundar ,  Robert J. Friday ,  Sudheer Matta ,  Sunalini Sankhavaram ,  Kush Shah ,  Randall Frei ,  Sujai Hajela ,  Jacob Thomas

IPC: H04L41/0631 ,  H04L41/0604 ,  H04L41/22 ,  H04L41/12

CPC classification number: H04L41/064 ,  H04L41/0627 ,  H04L41/22 ,  H04L41/12

Abstract: A network management system (NMS) is described that provides a granular troubleshooting workflow at an application session level using an application session-specific topology from a client device to a cloud-based application server. During an application session of a cloud-based application, a client device running the application exchanges data through one or more access point (AP) devices, one or more switches at a wired network edge, and one or more network nodes, e.g., switches, routers, and/or gateway devices, to reach a cloud-based application server. For a particular application session, the NMS generates a topology based on network data received from a subset of network devices, e.g., client devices, AP devices, switches, routers, and/or gateways, that were involved in the particular application session over a duration of the particular application session. In this way, the NMS enables backward-looking troubleshooting of the particular application session.

公开(公告)号：US20240137264A1

公开(公告)日：2024-04-25

申请号：US18399987

申请日：2023-12-29

Applicant: Juniper Networks, Inc.

Inventor： Jisheng Wang ,  Xiaoying Wu ,  Yedunandan Siddalingappa-Vitalapur ,  Abhiram Madhugiri Shamsundar ,  Robert J. Friday ,  Sudheer Matta ,  Sunalini Sankhavaram ,  Kush Shah ,  Randall Frei ,  Sujai Hajela ,  Jacob Thomas

IPC: H04L41/0631 ,  H04L41/0604 ,  H04L41/12 ,  H04L41/22

CPC classification number: H04L41/064 ,  H04L41/0627 ,  H04L41/12 ,  H04L41/22

Abstract: A network management system (NMS) is described that provides a granular troubleshooting workflow at an application session level using an application session-specific topology from a client device to a cloud-based application server. During an application session of a cloud-based application, a client device running the application exchanges data through one or more access point (AP) devices, one or more switches at a wired network edge, and one or more network nodes, e.g., switches, routers, and/or gateway devices, to reach a cloud-based application server. For a particular application session, the NMS generates a topology based on network data received from a subset of network devices, e.g., client devices, AP devices, switches, routers, and/or gateways, that were involved in the particular application session over a duration of the particular application session. In this way, the NMS enables backward-looking troubleshooting of the particular application session.