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Front end for monitoring Mesh Network

Front end for monitoring Mesh Network. By Lesetsa Mojapelo Supervisor: Prof. W.D. Tucker Co-Supervisor: Mr M. Norman M entor: Mr Carlos. Overview. Introduction Some Related work User Requirements Requirements Analysis Project Plan References. INTRODUCTION.

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Front end for monitoring Mesh Network

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  1. Front end for monitoring Mesh Network By Lesetsa Mojapelo Supervisor: Prof. W.D. Tucker Co-Supervisor: Mr M. Norman Mentor: Mr Carlos

  2. Overview • Introduction • Some Related work • User Requirements • Requirements Analysis • Project Plan • References

  3. INTRODUCTION • Managing or monitoring mesh network is very complex • To reduce the complexity, a network visualization tool is needed • The front end will provide a dashboard to visualize information collected from various parameters • Help network managers to quickly identify active problems or prevent future problems.

  4. SOME RELATED WORK • Google WiFi in Mountain view • Visualization map only shows the network coverage area • Meraki • Solution utilizes a management tool developed by the NetEquality organization, called dashboard. Only available for Meraki routers • Roofnet • Has a real-time link map, which shows link quality, but does not provide user interactivity.

  5. User Requirements • Show the location of the nodes over the map • Show the active wireless links • Show link quality in each direction, using different colours • Provide an interactive interface. • Provide a mechanism for user authentication to access the system

  6. Requirement Analysis • Interactive web-based interface • Allow the user to access more information by clicking and hovering • html, css, JavaScript, Jquery • Easy overview of active wireless links • Colours and threshold values for link quality • Represent link quality metric values by a colour scale. • Use Google maps JavaScript API v3 for visualization • Showing coordinates of the nodes • Must be easy for everyone to understand at a glance what is going on in the network

  7. Project Plan

  8. REFERENCES • Meraki, http://meraki.com, accessed in March 2013. • Google WiFi Mountain View, http://wifi.google.com, accessed in March, 2013. • NetEquality, http://www.netequality.com, accessed in March 2013.

  9. Questions?

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