Intent Checks
You can overlay the intent verification rules on top of any diagrams.
Intent Checks include:
- Built-In Checks
Single Points of Failure
Non-Redundant Links
- Custom Checks
- All the intent verification rules in IP Fabric – the default checks and the ones you have created.
Single Points of Failure
The algorithm is designed to enhance network reliability by identifying critical nodes. Unlike some methods, this algorithm does not consider the protocols or the directionality of links within the network graph. It operates by pinpointing articulation points (also called cut vertices), which are nodes that, if removed, would divide the network into two or more isolated components.
All nodes considered single points of failure are visualized red in the network graph.
Non-Redundant Links
The algorithm identifies vulnerable links within the network infrastructure, regardless of network protocols or the directionality of links. It identifies bridges, which are links that, if removed or failed, would segment the network into multiple, isolated components.
These bridges act as critical pathways or bottlenecks in the network. The algorithm visually marks these critical bridges for easy identification.
Path Checks
Path Checks serve for checking of source and destination ports. Simply add source and destination, and a diagram will be displayed.