Despite the crucial importance of addressing Black Hole failures in Internet backbone networks, effective detection strategies in backbone networks are lacking. This is largely because previous research has been centered on Mobile Ad-hoc Networks (MANETs), which operate under entirely different dynamics, protocols, and topologies, making their findings not directly transferable to backbone networks. Furthermore, detecting Black Hole failures in backbone networks is particularly challenging. It requires a comprehensive range of network data due to the wide variety of conditions that need to be considered, making data collection and analysis far from straightforward. Addressing this gap, our study introduces a novel approach for Black Hole detection in backbone networks using specialized Yet Another Next Generation (YANG) data models with Black Hole-sensitive Metric Matrix (BHMM) analysis. This paper details our method of selecting and analyzing four YANG models relevant to Black Hole detection in ISP networks, focusing on routing protocols and ISP-specific configurations. Our BHMM approach derived from these models demonstrates a 10% improvement in detection accuracy and a 13% increase in packet delivery rate, highlighting the efficiency of our approach. Additionally, we evaluate the Machine Learning approach leveraged with BHMM analysis in two different network settings, a commercial ISP network, and a scientific research-only network topology. This evaluation also demonstrates the practical applicability of our method, yielding significantly improved prediction outcomes in both environments.

通过使用BHMM分析，我们的研究介绍了一种在骨干网中检测黑洞的新方法，选择和分析了与黑洞检测相关的四个YANG模型，并展示了我们方法的检测准确率提高了10%、数据传输率增加了13%的高效性。

用YANG辅助的骨干网络黑洞检测统一策略