Netscout OneTouch AT 10G, User Manual

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OneTouch AT 10G
User Manual
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Duration - Configures the desired duration of the test.
Interval - Determines how often the display of the OneTouch At
10G is updated. Data points are also collected every Interval on
the OptiView XG to create a trend.
Frame Size - Configures the desired / expected frame size of
transmitted and received traffic.
Loss Limit - Configures the frame / packet loss percentage lower
limit below which the test will fail.
Latency Limit - Configures the frame / packet latency (in
milliseconds) upper limit above which the test will fail.
Jitter Limit - Configures the maximum jitter level (in milliseconds)
above which the test will fail.
Port - Configures the UDP port number used by the OneTouch AT
10G. The default value is 3842.
To Configure and Run the 10G Wired Performance
(Y.1564) Test
You can run either a simple throughput test with default test
parameters to measure throughput, frame loss, latency, and jitter,
or you can run a more complex text suite (set up on the OptiView
XG) as described earlier.
Note
If you intend to run a more complex test suite that has
already been set up on the OptiView XG, please first
read “How it Works” later in this section.
1
Connect and configure the endpoint OptiView XG. Refer to
the OptiView XG’s Getting Started Guide and online Help for
detailed procedures. Pay particular attention to the
following:

Connect: Physically connect your OptiView XG to the
network. Power it on. And if the OptiView XG is at a
remote location, ensure it is powered with its AC adapter.