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Network Topology Viewer Tool

Network Topology Viewer Tool. Students : XXX, YYY (BGU) Mentor: XXX (BGU/ Amdocs) Supervisor: XXX (Amdocs). Hanoch Sapoznikov Lead of Worldwide Academic Relations 30 Oct 2011. XXX 20YY. Introduction.

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Network Topology Viewer Tool

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  1. Network Topology Viewer Tool Students : XXX, YYY (BGU) Mentor: XXX (BGU/ Amdocs) Supervisor: XXX (Amdocs) Hanoch Sapoznikov Lead of Worldwide Academic Relations 30 Oct 2011 XXX 20YY

  2. Introduction • Network topology map is a graphical representation of a telecommunication network composed of network elements (e.g. router, switch) and the connections between them (e.g. links, circuits). • Large scale network topology maps are complicated and hard to follow. • Our goal is to supply a clear display and easy manipulation of network topology maps.

  3. Objectives • Development of a software which will allow to show, manipulate and preserve changes in a network topology map. Input : A file which describes the network topology map. Output : Display the network (UI) and save changes to a file.

  4. Features • Add / Remove network elements. • Move network elements. • Best fit algorithms – kinetic, circular, orthogonal, etc. • Filtering the displayed map. • Find and highlight map elements. • Map navigation: zoom in/out , mini map, etc. • Grouping elements to hide complexity. • Save changes to a file. • And …

  5. Methodology • Define xml which describes the network map (input and output file). • Learn how to use the graphical network view library chosen. • Create an application that is the framework for the graphics library and performs all the features including input and output.

  6. Milestones • Requirements & Technology Research (Weeks 1-3) • Deliverables: requirements document & graphical library selected. • High Level Design (Week 4) • Deliverables: HLD document. • Detailed design (Weeks 5-6) • Deliverable: detailed design document. • Coding (Weeks 7-11) • Deliverables: code + code documentation + JavaDoc • Demonstration of working parts (Week 8 Midway meeting week of May 04) : • Read the XML input file and display the map • Use one or more map layout algorithms (best fit). • Map navigation – zoom in/out • Testing (Weeks 11-12) • Deliverables: final product code + release notes including known bugs, caveats and workarounds. • Documentation (Week 13) • Deliverables: Installation guide + User guide.

  7. Development Environment • Language: Java • IDE: Eclipse • Technologies: • Applet • Graphical network view library • XML

  8. Final Deliverables • Software • Well documented source code • XML example files of network topology maps • Documentation • Final Presentation • Release Notes • known bugs, caveats, workarounds. • Installation Guide • User Guide.

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