Verification of Delay and Delay Variation Sample Clauses

Verification of Delay and Delay Variation. ‌ The delay and variation in delay are measures that are defined between two measurement points in the IP infrastructure. Values for both of these measures can be obtained from the same set of delay measurements of individual IP packets being sent between the two measurement points. Packet xx- xxx can be defined and therefore measured in two ways: one way delay and round trip delay. The IP Performance Metrics working group of the IETF has defined a framework for the specification of IP Performance metrics [RFC2330]. The working group has defined two metrics dealing with the delay in IP networks: a one-way delay metric [RFC2679] and a round-trip delay metric [RFC2681]. These documents also contain a description of the required procedure to obtain a value for the met- rics. To obtain a value for the one-way delay between a pair of IP addresses, the procedure is the follow- ing. • Measuring the delay of a single packet involves the recording of the current time at both the source and the destination of the packet. For this to result in accurate values for the delay of the packet, the two systems should both have a accurate notion of the current time. • A stream of measurement packets is sent from the source to the destination. The distribution in time of the packets can be a Poisson distribution. Upon sending a packet the sender stores the current time in the packet. The receiver records the time of arrival of each packet. By substract- ing these times an estimate of the one-way delay of the packet is obtained. • From the resulting series of delay values for individual packets a mean value for the packet delay as well as the variation in packet delay can be computed.
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