Sunrise telecom XTT 5000, User Manual

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RFC2544/NE Testing
RFC2544 Frame Sizes Thresholds Home
XTT 5000 defaults to the standard frames sizes: 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, 1280,
1518, 4096, 8192, 12,000.
The Frame Length row shows frame sizes in bytes.
• Check the corresponding box above for each frame size you want to test.
• The default frame sizes are based on RFC 2544, but all are user-configurable.
To Edit Frame Sizes and Thresholds
1. Press 'Thresholds' at the bottom of the screen to enable thresholds.
2. Place a check in the box for each frame size you want to test.
3. Click on the Frame Sizes row you want to configure. The Frame Size &
Thresholds window pops up.
• 'Frame Length': Set the required frame size using the number pad.
Options: 34-12,000 frames.
• 'Throughput': Configure the required Throughput percentage using the
number pad.
Options: 1-100 percent.
• 'Latency (ms)': Configure the allowable Latency, using the number
pad.
Options: 1-100 ms
• On the Frame Size & Thresholds window, touch .
Non-standard (user) frame sizes are used to test frame sizes that are outsized, such
as a jumbo or undersized frames.
When testing with VLAN and/or MPLS tags, 64 bytes is no longer a proper frame
length, and it does not appear on the list of frame sizes. However, it can be
added using the Custom Frame Size field.
Press the button when you are ready to save the configuration.
These thresholds have no direct effect on the RFC2544 Throughput or Latency
results. They are intended to go beyond the RFC2544 standards and provide a
means to standardize minimum acceptable results of these tests.
Select RFC2544/NE Test as the test type on the Menu to perform RFC-2544 tests.
Where do you want to go next?
RFC2544 Throughput Test Setup
RFC2544 NE Stress Test Configuration
RFC2544 Applications
RFC2544 Test Sequences
RFC2544 Summary Results
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