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In this research, we demonstrate the feasibility of using application performance data for the purpose of anomaly detection. Specifically, we use the signaling performance of a voice-over-IP (VoIP) infrastructure for the purpose of illustration. We also develop an approach to use the /spl chi//sup 2/ test statistic for anomaly detection based on application performance data.