self-healing

Referring to a network or subnetwork that has the ability to sense, diagnose, isolate, and at least temporarily correct a fault or performance condition without human intervention. Networks with redundant, intelligent network elements (NEs) may be self-healing in nature. SONET and SDH fiber optic networks are characterized as self-healing. See also NE, network, SDH, SONET, and subnet.

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