2. ABSTRACT Due to the Internets sheer size, complexity, and various routing policies, it is difficult if not impossible to locate the causes of large volumes of BGP update messages that occur from time to time. To provide dependable global data delivery we need diagnostic tools that can pinpoint the exact connectivity changes. In this paper we describe an algorithm, called MVS Change, which can pin down the origin of routing changes due to any single link failure or link restoration. Using a simplified model of BGP, called Simple Path Vector Protocol (SPVP), and a graph model of the Internet, MVS Change takes as input the SPVP update messages collected from multiple vantage points and accurately locates the link that initiated the routing changes. We provide theoretical proof for the correctness of the design.

3. EXISTING SYSTEM An ad-hoc combination of intuition, experience, and informal analysis is often used to speculate the causes of large swings in BGP updates. In addition to the challenge of scale, the underlying Internet topology is not known precisely and the monitoring points provide views from only a limited set of geographic locations. In such an environment, ad-hoc techniques are limited by the expertise of the administrator and it is not easy to identify the underlying events that cause BGP changes. To provide dependable global data delivery, analysis tools are needed that can help us to understand the BGP system and pinpoint the exact cause of connectivity changes.

4. PROPOSED SYSTEM A formal approach is provided to identify the link failures which are supposed to cause route changes and pinpoint exact connectivity changes. Along with the links failed, the links which are restored or newly added, the links which remains unchanged are identified and the number of links failed, restored, unchanged.

5. MODULES Initial Graph accessing Assume initial network by open the initial graph. Final Graph accessing Assume final network by open the final graph. Detecting changes Detect changes and result display in different categories (changed links, unchanged links and restored links).

6. SYSTEM REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATIONS Hardware Requirements: Processor: Pentium IV Hard Disk: 80 GB. RAM: 512 MB. Software Requirements: Operating system : Windows XP Technology: Java 1.6

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