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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 25, 2012
Filed:
Dec. 18, 2008
John L. Traenkenschuh, Mackinaw, IL (US);
Terry E. Jones, Metamora, IL (US);
Richard V. Rosetto, Chillcothe, IL (US);
John L. Traenkenschuh, Mackinaw, IL (US);
Terry E. Jones, Metamora, IL (US);
Richard V. Rosetto, Chillcothe, IL (US);
Caterpillar Inc., Peoria, IL (US);
Abstract
A method for detecting breaks in a border of a network is disclosed. The method may include monitoring network regulation and shaping traffic passing through the border. The method may also include providing, by a first confederate server on a first side of the border, a first connection request to a second confederate server on a second side of the border. Further, the method may include providing, by the second confederate server on the second side of the border, a second connection request to the first confederate server on the first side of the border. The method may also include executing a network diagnostic command if one or more of the first or second connection request is granted. Further, the method may also include copying any outputs of the network diagnostic command to a file.
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