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Enter the MAC and/or IP address of the far-end unit
Send the loop up command by pressing Loop Up
Once the far-end unit has been looped back, start the test by pressing the Start button. When the all of the selected test
are completed, the RFC 2544 test suite will stop automatically. Once all tests have been completed and there is no
need to test again, go back to the Control tab, and press the
Loop Down
button. This will send a loop down command
to the far-end unit to remove the loopback that is in place.
If the unit is in Advanced SLA mode, the RFC 2544 test runs simultaneously with the background.
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13.3.2 Results - Standard Mode
The progress and current result of the RFC 2544 can be viewed as the test is in progress.
Results tab:
Navigate the respective sub-tabs (throughput, latency, frame loss, or burst) to view the results for each test. For the
burst test, the results can be viewed in summary table format or test log format.
Status tab: The status of each test is displayed including a stamped log of each test.
RFC 2544 Results - Status
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Summary tab: The following results including the Start (ST) and Elapsed (ET) times are displayed:
Line Rate
(Mbps)
:
Negotiated rate of the interface (10M, 100M, or 1000M). This value is always fixed since it
depends on the maximum capacity of the link under test, hence the test interface that is configured.
Framed Rate: (P MAC/IP VLAN Tag + Type/ CRC) / (P Total Overhead)
* Line Rate % (in Mbps).
Data Rate:
Payload / (P Total Overhead) * Line Rate %.
Utilization: % of Line Rate. For example, if we transmit 100Mbps on a 1Gbps interface then the utilization
value is 10% (or 100Mbps) of the total link capacity (or Line Rate).
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