Fault detection in autonomic networks using the concept of promised cooperation

Authors:
Remi Badonnel;Mark Burgess
Affiliations:
Faculty of Engineering, Oslo University College, Oslo, Norway and LORIA, INRIA, Nancy University, Vandœuvre, France;Faculty of Engineering, Oslo University College, Oslo, Norway
Venue:
DSOM'07 Proceedings of the Distributed systems: operations and management 18th IFIP/IEEE international conference on Managing virtualization of networks and services
Year:
2007

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Abstract

Fault detection is a crucial issue in autonomic networks for identifying unreliable nodes and reducing their impact on the network availability and performance. We propose in this paper to improve this situation based on the concept of promised cooperation. We exploit the promise theory framework to model voluntary cooperation among network nodes and make them capable of expressing the trust in their measurements during the detection process. We integrate this scheme into several distributed detection methods in the context of ad-hoc networks implementing the OLSR routing protocol. We quantify how the fault detection performances can be increased using this approach based on an extensive set of experimentations performed under the ns-2 network simulator.