Multilevel Architecture of a Computer Network Operation Monitoring System With an Anomaly Diagnostics Module
Abstract
This article is a continuation of research that focuses on the timely detection and rapid response to anomalies in the computer network with a network monitoring system with additional anomaly diagnostics module. The multi-level architecture of the network monitoring system with the module of additional anomaly diagnostics, which takes into account the modular way of organizing such an information system. Described situations in which the proposed architecture can be applied, listed its advantages and disadvantages. Process of forming of working scenarios at processing of anomaly in functioning of computer network with the account of the given architecture of monitoring system with a module of additional diagnostics of anomalies of such network is also described. Approaches to the formation of input and output data when creating a work scenario are considered
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