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Background Results - Per Stream
Read more about Global and "Per Stream Results" on page 144 .
Peer-to-Peer and Asymmetric Testing
Remote Partner Control
When the local unit connects to the remote (peer) partner, it loads the same configuration profile (header,
traffic, and frame size) to the remote partner, with the MAC and IP addresses inverted. From the peer-to-peer
menu, asymmetric testing becomes available.
Asymmetrical links provide different line rates in the two directions. To verify the information for both the low
and the high rates of the link, the user needs to send a test signal from one instrument located at one end of the
link to an instrument at the other end of the link and vice versa to test traffic capacity. The two test instruments
have to be synchronized because the tests defined in RFC 2544 require the receiver to know the contents of
the test signal to be transmitted in detail.
The test set offers an automated RFC 2544 test application to perform throughput, frame loss, and burstability
tests in a local-remote unit setup. The user first configures the test setup in the local unit. Once initiated, the
local unit transfers the setup information to the remote unit via the line under test. Upon completion, the remote