Practical monitoring and analysis tool for WSN testing

Hanninen, Markku; Suhonen, Jukka; Hämäläinen, Timo D.; Hännikäinen, Marko

doi:10.1109/dasip.2011.6136894

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“…The authors of [30] proposed a passive WSN monitoring tool. A sniffer device captures packets, timestamps them, and forwards them to an analysis software.…”

Section: A Monitoring Platformsmentioning

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Modeling and Verification of Symbolic Distributed Applications Through an Intelligent Monitoring Agent

Augello

Gaglio

et al. 2022

IEEE Access

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Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) represent a key component in emerging distributed computing paradigms such as IoT, Ambient Intelligence, and Smart Cities. In these contexts, the difficulty of testing, verifying, and monitoring applications in their intended scenarios ranges from challenging to impractical. Current simulators can only be used to investigate correctness at source code level and with limited accuracy. This paper proposes a system and a methodology to model and verify symbolic distributed applications running on WSNs. The approach allows to complement the distributed application code at a high level of abstraction in order to test and reprogram it, directly, on deployed network devices. The proposed intelligent architecture enables the execution of distributed applications and the verification of the supplied correctness conditions. This paper shows the feasibility of the proposed approach and its effectiveness even when networks include resource-constrained nodes with some sample applications and quantitative experiments measuring the overhead introduced by the monitoring operations. INDEX TERMSDistributed applications; Embedded Systems; Fault detection; Internet of Things; Knowledge based systems; Software monitoring; Wireless sensor networks;

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“…The authors of [30] proposed a passive WSN monitoring tool. A sniffer device captures packets, timestamps them, and forwards them to an analysis software.…”

Section: A Monitoring Platformsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Modeling and Verification of Symbolic Distributed Applications Through an Intelligent Monitoring Agent

Augello

Gaglio

et al. 2022

IEEE Access

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“…Others passive monitoring systems for WSN are proposed in [4,5,12–15], but these systems do not have the two properties mentioned above. The monitoring system proposed by Hanninen et al [4] does not have the property (1) because it uses only one sniffer, which should be deployed close to the target nodes to be monitored.…”

Section: Passive Monitoring In Wsnsmentioning

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“…The monitoring system proposed by Hanninen et al [4] does not have the property (1) because it uses only one sniffer, which should be deployed close to the target nodes to be monitored. Sommer and Kusy [12] propose Minerva, a testbed architecture for distributed debugging of WSN.…”

Section: Passive Monitoring In Wsnsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The lifetime of a WSN can be up to several years and not all problems arise during the first weeks after the deployment of the network [4]. Therefore, an energy-efficient monitoring system is necessary when there is a need for monitoring a WSN in a real scenario over long periods because the lifetime of the monitoring network is extended and, consequently, the target network benefits from the monitoring for a longer time.…”

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EPMOSt: An Energy-Efficient Passive Monitoring System for Wireless Sensor Networks

García

Andrade

Oliveira

et al. 2014

Sensors

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Monitoring systems are important for debugging and analyzing Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN). In passive monitoring, a monitoring network needs to be deployed in addition to the network to be monitored, named the target network. The monitoring network captures and analyzes packets transmitted by the target network. An energy-efficient passive monitoring system is necessary when we need to monitor a WSN in a real scenario because the lifetime of the monitoring network is extended and, consequently, the target network benefits from the monitoring for a longer time. In this work, we have identified, analyzed and compared the main passive monitoring systems proposed for WSN. During our research, we did not identify any passive monitoring system for WSN that aims to reduce the energy consumption of the monitoring network. Therefore, we propose an Energy-efficient Passive MOnitoring SysTem for WSN named EPMOSt that provides monitoring information using a Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) agent. Thus, any management tool that supports the SNMP protocol can be integrated with this monitoring system. Experiments with real sensors were performed in several scenarios. The results obtained show the energy efficiency of the proposed monitoring system and the viability of using it to monitor WSN in real scenarios.

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Investigation of Security Issues in Distributed System Monitoring

Kotari¹,

Chiplunkar²

2020

Handbook of Computer Networks and Cyber Security

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Practical monitoring and analysis tool for WSN testing

Cited by 4 publications

References 18 publications

Modeling and Verification of Symbolic Distributed Applications Through an Intelligent Monitoring Agent

Modeling and Verification of Symbolic Distributed Applications Through an Intelligent Monitoring Agent

EPMOSt: An Energy-Efficient Passive Monitoring System for Wireless Sensor Networks

Investigation of Security Issues in Distributed System Monitoring

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