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• In a web browser environment it is difficult or even impossible to setup UDP-based connections.
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P74
• calculated as an average of recorded round-trip time values (typically expressed in milliseconds).
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P75
The measurement setup should be insensitive to (user) clock changes during the measurement.
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P76
It is also recommended that the delay variation (jitter) is calculated as mean deviation based on the samples collected for the delay measurement.
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P77
Calculation shall be based on the algorithms used in the Linux ping utility which is based on 4.3BSD
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P82
If a packet is not received back within a certain timeout (e.g. 3 seconds), it is considered as lost for the purpose of packet loss measurements.
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P83
Due to the effect of packet loss on TCP connections, even the low level of packet loss observed in modern networks[2] can result in significant performance degradation. Therefore it is evident that 10 or even 100 measurements may not yield packet loss accurately. It is therefore recommended to send a large number of IP packets (e.g. at least 1000). The number of IP packets should be based on access technology characteristics.
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P84
Delay and packet loss measurements are typically performed over a longer period of time in order to allow for the time varying nature of network performance in packet-switched networks.
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P85
However, the principle of running measurements of long duration conflicts with the crowdsourced user-initiated measurement concept. End users will not accept an extended waiting time for the presentation of results.
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P86
Conversely, short duration tests can only provide an indication of whether the measurement was done during stable network conditions; whereas long measurement intervals are preferred for the meaningful measurement of the stability of the IAS.
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P87
While long duration tests are preferred for delay and packet loss measurements, this likely introduces the need for a measurement client running permanently in the background.
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