Introduction:

Network Availability Prediction (NAP) refers to the process of forecasting the availability of a network or system based on its components' reliability, configurations, and performance data. This is crucial in industries such as telecommunications, utilities, and IT infrastructure, where the uptime of a network or system is critical to operations.

• Using Network Availability Prediction, we can evaluate the reliability and availability of the communication networks.
• It uses extended Reliability Block Diagram (RBD) methodology to address the specific characteristics of network elements and their connections.
• Software is also able to identify the weak areas in the networks.

Key Features:

• Complex networks can be easily designed.
• Powerful pagination in NAP
• Multiple direction flow of data in the networks.
• Parts library and network element libraries are included.
• Multiple import and export facilities

Benefits:

• NAP will automatically determine the allowable paths between a source and target.
• Minimal cut sets can be easily determined.
• Multiple interfaces and their connections with the common equipments can be modelled.
• Critical areas in the network can be easily evaluated.
• Customize the own parts library and network element library.
• High performance analysis can be done by NAP.
• Proper hierarchical structure in the project tree.
• Customizable report designer to view and manage the reports.