Braun, LotharKlein, AlexanderKaplan, Leon AaronCarle, GeorgHeiß, Hans-UlrichPepper, PeterSchlingloff, HolgerSchneider, Jörg2018-11-272018-11-272011978-88579-286-4https://dl.gi.de/handle/20.500.12116/18834The topology in wireless multi-hop networks can change frequently due to characteristics of the shared medium, mobility of the users, or miss-behaving and malicious nodes. Frequent topology changes typically lead to inconsistencies in the network topology since routing protocols can only cope with certain topology change rate. These incidents may even lead to a temporary collapse of the network if countermeasures are not applied in time. Therefore, an early detection of incidents is necessary to achieve a high availability of these networks. In this work, we propose a monitoring infrastructure for wireless ad-hoc networks which is able to detect incidents by evaluating flow and routing information.enText/Conference Paper1617-5468