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Network intrusion detection in a network that includes a distributed virtual switch fabric

Inactive Publication Date: 2013-08-22
LENOVO ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS SINGAPORE
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The patent describes a network intrusion detection system that works with a distributed virtual switch fabric to detect and respond to network intrusions quickly and automatically. This system does not require manual setup and can easily adapt to changes in hardware. It can also take various service actions to neutralize intrusions immediately, increasing network security. Overall, this system is easier to use, more efficient, and provides better security for networks.

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With the explosion of information available on the Internet, and the corresponding explosion of network technology used by companies both large and small, the complexity of networked computer system continues to increase.
In addition, known NIDS only notify the system administrator when a network intrusion is detected.
Without a way to perform network intrusion detection on complex networks without requiring so much human knowledge and interaction, providing the desired level of security for intrusion detection on modern networks will be difficult.

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[0022]The claims and disclosure herein provide a network intrusion detection system (NIDS) that works in conjunction with a distributed virtual switch fabric to provide enhanced network intrusion detection in a way that does not require as much human intervention, autonomically adjusts to hardware changes in the network, and responds much more quickly than known network intrusion detection systems. The NIDS accesses network information from of the distributed virtual switch fabric, which gives the NIDS access to a virtual view that includes hardware information for all networking devices in the network. This allows the NIDS to automatically determine network topology, update itself as hardware in the network is added or changed, and promptly take automated service actions in response to detected network intrusions. The result is a NIDS that is easier to configure, maintain, and use, and that provides enhanced network security.

[0023]Referring to FIG. 6, a sample prior art networked c...

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A network intrusion detection system (NIDS) works in conjunction with a distributed virtual switch fabric to provide enhanced network intrusion detection in a way that does not require as much human intervention, autonomically adjusts to hardware changes in the network, and responds much more quickly than known network intrusion detection systems. The NIDS accesses network information from the distributed virtual switch fabric, which gives the NIDS access to a virtual view that includes hardware information for all networking devices in the network. This allows the NIDS to automatically determine network topology, update itself as hardware in the network is added or changed, and promptly take automated service actions in response to detected network intrusions. The result is a NIDS that is easier to configure, maintain, and use, and that provides enhanced network security.

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BACKGROUND[0001]1. Technical Field[0002]This disclosure generally relates to networked computer systems, and more specifically relates to network intrusion detection in a network that includes a distributed virtual switch fabric.[0003]2. Background Art[0004]Networked computer systems are the life blood of today's business world. With the explosion of information available on the Internet, and the corresponding explosion of network technology used by companies both large and small, the complexity of networked computer system continues to increase. One important aspect for networked computer systems is security, which includes making sure that unauthorized agents do not intrude on the network. Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS) have been developed that allow a system administrator to configure notification rules that correspond to certain attack signatures. When an attack that matches an attack signature is detected by the NIDS, the NIDS notifies the system administrator as sp...

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IPC IPC(8): G06F21/50
CPCG06F21/50H04L49/70H04L63/1416
Inventor LUKAS, JOSHUARICARD, GARY R.THOMPSON, TIMOTHY L.
Owner LENOVO ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS SINGAPORE
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