Network Performance Metrics Sample Clauses

Network Performance Metrics. Network Performance Metrics – Monthly performance of the CENTURYLINK MPLS network covering:  Jitter – average  MOS – low, high, average  Round trip delay – average  Packet loss – average  Downtime – seconds per month per system
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Network Performance Metrics. Available Bandwidth On-demand • Unit: bits/s • Input parameters: source IP, S; destination IP, D; duration for one measurement sample, T; • Output: average residual bandwidth of the bottleneck link on a path between S and D during T Continuous • Unit: bits/s • Input parameters: set of pairs (S,D), where S is the source IP and D is the destination IP; duration for one measurement sample T; history length, H; measurement frequency, F. • Output: A list of tuples with one tuple (num, avg_bw, var_bw, min_bw, median_bw, max_bw) per (S,D), where num is the number of successful samples during H. Each sample measures the average available bandwidth between S and D during T. avg_bw is the average of all samples during H, similar for variance, minimum, median, and maximum, respectively. • Notes: T has to be smaller than 1/F; Parameters for 2.1: H = 1h and F = 1/(5sec); Parameters for 2.3: H=1d and F=1/60sec; Possibility to start/stop a continuous measurement. Reachability On-demand • Unit: Boolean • Input parameters: source IP, S; destination IP, D; • Output: True if a routed network path exists from S to D. False otherwise. • Notes: for 2.3 the measurement should not take longer than 60 seconds Latency On-demand • Unit: ms (milliseconds) • Input parameters: destination IP, D; • Output: Round-trip time for the path from the gateway to D and back. Achieved Throughput (all data sent and received; need not be successful) Continuous • Unit: bits/s • Input parameters: set of pairs (S,D), where S is the source IP and D is the destination IP; history length, H; measurement frequency, F. • Output: A list of throughput values and a list of tuples with one tuple (num, avg_tput, var_tput, min_tput, median_tput, max_tput) per (S,D), where num is the number of successful samples during H. Each sample measures the average throughput between S and D for a duration of 1/F. avg_tput is the average of all samples during H, similar for variance, minimum, median, and maximum, respectively.
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Network Performance Metrics. 1) Frontier will engineer its network to meet a Grade of Service of P.0 1. P.0 1 Grade of service is defined as engineering of the network so that no more than I out of 100 calls experiences a blocking condition.
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