Abstract: A system is disclosed for generating a graphical user interface (GUI) for network management automation. The GUI is a data view that provides functionality for monitoring and controlling devices in a network with a single pane of glass display.

Abstract: Network management automation may use network intent (NI) which represents a network design and baseline configuration for that network or network devices with the ability to diagnose deviation from the baseline configuration. This may include automation of the diagnosis of repetitive problems and the enforcement of preventive measures across a network. This automation may be through an automation data table (ADT), which is an extended global data table for managing network assets and network intents associated with those network assets. ADT is a database for intents, supporting intent creation and replication, and can be used in the PDAS system.

Abstract: A system manages a network using a graphical user interface (GUI) that maps the network. The mapping includes a topology of network layers and includes the generation of a path through the network, which may use virtualization technology. The path may be an AB network path that is automatically discovered and may be compared with a golden path.

Abstract: A system is disclosed for generating a graphical user interface (GUI) for network management automation. The GUI is a data view that provides functionality for monitoring and controlling devices in a network using a drilldown menu.

Abstract: Problem Diagnosis Automation System (PDAS) automates the diagnosis of repetitive problems and the enforcement of preventive measures across a network. Automation assets across the network include Network Intent (NI) inside the no-code platform. A Network Intent Cluster (NIC) clones a NI across the network to create a group of NIs (member NIs) with the same design or logic. A subset of Member NIs can be executed according to user-defined conditions based on the member device, the member NI tags, or signature variables. A Triggered Automation Framework (TAF) matches the incoming API calls from a 3rd party system to current incidents and installs the automation (e.g., NI/NIC) to be triggered for each call. It may include: Integrated IT System defining the scope and data of the incoming API calls; Incident Type to match a call to an Incident; and Triggered Diagnosis to define what and how the NIC/NI is executed.

Abstract: A system is disclosed for generating a graphical user interface (GUI) for network management automation. The GUI is a data view that provides functionality for monitoring and controlling devices in a network using dynamic dataview templates.

Abstract: A system manages a network using a graphical user interface (GUI) that maps the network. The mapping includes a topology of network layers and includes the generation of a path through the network, which may use virtualization technology. The path may be an AB network path that is automatically discovered and may be compared with a golden path.

Abstract: A system is disclosed for generating a graphical user interface (GUI) for network management automation. The GUI is a data view that provides functionality for monitoring and controlling devices in a network using a drilldown menu.

Abstract: A system is disclosed for generating a graphical user interface (GUI) for network management automation. The GUI is a data view that provides functionality for monitoring and controlling devices in a network using dynamic dataview templates.