Abstract: A method for multi-protocol monitoring and correlation includes aggregating captured network performance data including a plurality of captured network performance metrics for a plurality of subscriber session records associated with a plurality of protocols. A first level of correlation is performed between the plurality of subscriber session records using one or more direct correlation rules. The correlated subscriber session records associated with the plurality of protocols are related to the same subscriber session. A second level of correlation is performed between the correlated subscriber session records using one or more indirect correlation rules based on the performed first level of correlation.

Abstract: A method for multi-protocol monitoring and correlation includes aggregating captured network performance data including a plurality of captured network performance metrics for a plurality of subscriber session records associated with a plurality of protocols. A first level of correlation is performed between the plurality of subscriber session records using one or more direct correlation rules. The correlated subscriber session records associated with the plurality of protocols are related to the same subscriber session. A second level of correlation is performed between the correlated subscriber session records using one or more indirect correlation rules based on the performed first level of correlation.

Abstract: A method for facilitating diagnosis of problems experienced in a wireless network includes receiving a plurality of time-ordered events occurring in the wireless network. Each of the plurality of events is associated with at least one subscriber and has one or more attributes. The received time-ordered events are grouped into a plurality of categories based on time and based on the event attributes. A plurality of records associated with the plurality of categories is generated. Each record uniquely characterizes a corresponding category and has a uniform event density. An interactive graphical representation of the plurality of records is rendered to a user via a graphical user interface (GUI).

Abstract: A method for facilitating diagnosis of problems experienced in a wireless network includes receiving a plurality of time-ordered events occurring in the wireless network. Each of the plurality of events is associated with at least one subscriber and has one or more attributes. The received time-ordered events are grouped into a plurality of categories based on time and based on the event attributes. A plurality of records associated with the plurality of categories is generated. Each record uniquely characterizes a corresponding category and has a uniform event density. An interactive graphical representation of the plurality of records is rendered to a user via a graphical user interface (GUI).