The values on the L5-7 tabs for relevant protocol layer reports the processing measurements for bearer plane testing (when any of the Advanced Data protocols are used). The MN (client) side of the test is reported in the L5-7 Client tabs separated by protocol layer collect measurements from the Network Host emulator used in the test. These measurements are available when Data Traffic is included in the test.
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In the default view, the Reports tab displays the Summary view, which summarizes the measurements for the test session. If your test includes multiple test cases, you can view the report for a single test case by changing the report view...
Unless otherwise noted, cumulative values report the number of occurrences or rates calculated since the start of the test, and per-interval values report the number of occurrences or rates calculated during the interval. You can view either by changing the measurement values...
Elapsed Time is the first measurement on every tab. It reports the amount of time between the start of the test and the end of the report interval.
Test Iteration reports the current iteration in a repeating test session. It is only displayed when a Number of Iterations is defined for the test session.
The measurements reported from the enhanced DMFs are reported on L5-7 tabs, as Basic and Advanced. and Enhanced protocols. There will be no measurements at just the L5-7 level.
A sub tab is a predefined fixed tab of measurements that displays below a top level tab. That is, they are displayed under the L5-7 tabs, where Basic and Advanced protocol-specific sub tabs display.
To access these sub tabs, click L5-7 Client|Basic, L5-7 Client|Advanced, L5-7 Client|Http, etc…. The sub tabs do not have a top level tab, for example, L5-7 Client tab does not display, L5-7 Client|Common sub tab displays.
A sub total tab is a tab of measurements that represents the per session, per bearer, per dmf, per bearer, and so on, for any set of measurements or tabs. The TS reports sub total names and measurement values at runtime, and the TAS basically prepares copies of ALL measurements defined by the test case. The TAS displays the values reported by the TS.
NOTE: For example, to access a sub total tab, click the subtotal name reported by the TS, that is, DMF_0, Bearer_1, MN_3, Sess_2, etc. Also, sub tabs may report sub totals, e.g., the Basic data measurements for the second DMF in the TC: L5-7|Basic, subtotal DMF_1. When a sub total tab is reported, all the measurements display on a Totals sub tab in the GUI. Use Report Options to select test cases measurements, however, some test cases may report these values automatically. |
Refer to the following topics for a detailed description of measurements:
Client Statistics
Server Statistics
L5 - 7 Per Interval Measurements
L5-7 Per-Interval (P-I) Reports |
Enhanced DMF (L5-7) reports negative value for some Per Interval reports (Report Options > Per Interval Reports). The P-I interval reports the difference in the rate between the two intervals. A negative P-I value means the rate changed slower between the intervals (and does not indicate the rate that occurred between the intervals). For example, if the P-I reports -3 bps, it means the rate was 3 bps slower from last interval.
The Cumulative P-I is calculated as follows: Value2 (Cumulative) – Value1 (Cumulative) = Value2 (P-I). For example, if the previous interval’s P-I value was 0, and the cumulative value was 500,000 for seven intervals, then the P-I value would be 0 (that is, 500000 – 500000 = 0), then if the value is 438873, the P-I value would be -61127 ( V2 – V1 ) that is, 433873 – 500000 = -61127.
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The following measurements are available on L5-7 Client|Basic tab when any of the basic data types (PING, RAW, UDP, and TCP) are used in a Continuous Data test. Network Basic Data measurements are on L5-7 Server|Basic tab titles are preceded by "Host".
If the simple query from DNS Client (Landslide) to DNS Server fails, relevant error measurements are reported on the following L5-7 tabs:
L5-7 Client|Basic tab (prefixed as Basic Data DNS...)
Basic and Estimated RTD/OWD measurements for Basic UDP protocol - UDP Estimated Stats, Layer 5-7 Protocol Measurements Basic
L5-7 Client|Advanced tab (prefixed as Command DNS...)
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Basic Data Transaction Count — The number of transactions that have completed successfully. A basic data transaction is defined as the number of packets received from the other end. When Host Data Expansion is used, multiple packets are received from the Network Host and each counts as a transaction on the Data Traffic tab.
Basic Data Transactions/Second — The number of attempted transactions per second is reported on the Data Traffic tab.
Basic Data Messages Sent — The number of messages sent.
Basic Data Messages Received — The number of messages received.
Basic Data Message Round Trip Delay — The average round trip latency, measured from the time the MN sends a packet until it receives a packet from the Network Host in response.
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Basic Data Message Minimum RTD — The minimum round trip latency measured by the MN.
Basic Data Message Maximum RTD — The maximum round trip latency measured by the MN.
Basic Data Message Minimum RTD In-Interval — The minimum round trip latency measured by the MN during an interval.
Basic Data Message Maximum RTD In-Interval — The maximum round trip latency measured by the MN during an interval.
Basic Data Message One Way Trip Delay — The average latency from the source to the destination, measured from the time the source sends a packet until the destination receives it.
Basic Data Minimum One Way Delay — The minimum measured latency from the source to the destination.
Basic Data Maximum One Way Delay — The maximum measured latency from the source to the destination.
Basic Data Minimum One Way Delay In-Interval — The minimum measured latency from the source to the destination during an interval.
Basic Data Maximum One Way Delay In-Interval — The maximum measured latency from the source to the destination during an interval.
Basic Data Payload Bytes Sent — The number of payload bytes sent.
Basic Data Payload Bytes Received — The number of payload bytes received.
Basic Data Messages Lost — The number of messages lost during Data Message Flow processing. Lost message detection is only possible after at least one message has been received. Any messages that may have been lost before the first receipt will not be detected, nor will any messages be considered lost if all messages are lost.
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Basic Data Duplicate Messages — The number of duplicate messages detected by the traffic layer.
Client or Host - Success QUIC Connections — The number of Client or Host successful QUIC connections.
Client or Host - Failure QUIC Connections — The number of Client or Host failed QUIC connections.
Client or Host - Release QUIC Connections — The number of Client or Host released QUIC connections.
Client or Host - Success QUIC Transactions — The number of Client or Host successful QUIC transactions.
Client or Host - Failure QUIC Transactions — The number of Client or Host failed QUIC transactions.
Client or Host - Average QUIC Connection Time — Total QUIC Connection Time reported by TS.
Client or Host - QUIC RTD Count — Total messages counted for RTD (Round Trip Delay).
Client or Host - QUIC RTD Average — Average of Total messages counted for RTD (Round Trip Delay).
Client or Host - Timedout QUIC Connections — QUIC connection failure caused by timeout.
Basic Data DNS Type A Requests Sent — The number of Type A Requests Sent.
Basic Data DNS Type A Responses Rcvd — The number of Type A responses received.
Basic Data DNS Type AAAA Requests Sent — The number of Type AAAA Requests Sent (the AAAA resource record type that stores a single IPv6 address).
Basic Data DNS Type AAAA Responses Rcvd — The number of AAAA Responses received.
Basic Data DNS Request Timeouts — The number of times DNS Request was sent without receiving any response.
Basic Data Application Triggered PDU Start — The total number of Application Triggered PDU Start messages.
Basic Data Application Found Existing PDU — The total number of Application Found Existing PDU messages.
Basic Data Application Unable to Find or Start PDU — The total number of Application Unable to Find or Start PDU.
The following error messages are reported if a simple query from DNS Client (Landslide) to DNS Server fails:
Basic Data DNS Format Error — The number of Format error messages (the name server was unable to interpret the query).
Basic Data DNS Server Failure — The number of Server failure messages (the name server was unable to process this query due to a problem with the name server).
Basic Data DNS Non-Existent Domain — The number of Non-Existent Domain messages (signifies that the domain name referenced in the query does not exist).
Basic Data DNS Not Implemented — The number of Not implemented messages (the name server does not support the requested kind of query).
Basic Data DNS Query Refused — The number of DNS Queries refused (The name server refuses to perform the specified operation for policy reasons. For example, a name server may not wish to provide the information to the particular requester, or a name server may not wish to perform a particular operation (e.g., zone transfer) for particular data).
Basic Data DNS Name Exists When It Should Not — The number of DNS Name Exists When It Should Not messages.
Basic Data DNS RR Set Exists When It Should Not — The number of invalid DNS Resource Record Set that exists.
Basic Data DNS RR Set That Should Exist Does Not — The number of DNS Resource Record Set that does not exist (missing).
Basic Data DNS Server Not Authoritative for Zone — The number of DNS Server Not Authoritative for Zone messages.
Basic Data DNS Name Not Contained in Zone — The number of DNS Name Not Contained in Zone messages.
Basic Data DNS Bad OPT Version — The number of Bad OPT Version messages (RFC 2929).
Basic Data DNS TSIG Signature Failure — The number of TSIG (Secret Key Transaction Authentication for DNS) Signature failure messages (RFC 2929)
Basic Data DNS Key Not Recognized — The number of DNS Key not recognized messages (RFC 2929)
Basic Data DNS Signature Out of Time Window — The number of DNS Signature Out of Time Window (the number of times the DNS TSIG Signature requests message was sent without any response). (RFC 2929)
Basic Data DNS Bad TKEY Mode — The number of DNS Bad TKEY Mode messages (RFC 2929).
Basic Data DNS Duplicate Key Name — The number of DNS Duplicate KEY Name messages.
Basic Data DNS Algorithm Not Supported — The number of DNS Algorithm Not Support messages (RFC 2929).
Ping First Error Code — The TS will report the first Ping Failure Cause code.
The following measurements are Per DMF result Packet Count by DSCP Type. See topic TOS Calculator for additional DSCP details.
Basic Data DSCP Best Effort — The number of DSCP Best Effort packets.
Basic Data DSCP CS1 — The number of DSCP Class Selector CS1 packets.
Basic Data DSCP AF11 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding Low AF11 packets.
Basic Data DSCP AF12 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding Medium AF12 packets.
Basic Data DSCP AF13 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding High AF13 packets.
Basic Data DSCP CS2 — The number of DSCP Class Selector CS2 packets.
Basic Data DSCP AF21 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding Low AF21 packets.
Basic Data DSCP AF22 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding Medium AF22 packets.
Basic Data DSCP AF23 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding High AF23 packets.
Basic Data DSCP CS3 — The number of DSCP Class Selector CS3 packets.
Basic Data DSCP AF31 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding Low AF31 packets.
Basic Data DSCP AF32 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding Medium AF32 packets.
Basic Data DSCP AF33 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding High AF33 packets.
Basic Data DSCP CS4 — The number of DSCP Class Selector CS4 packets.
Basic Data DSCP AF41 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding Low AF41 packets.
Basic Data DSCP AF42 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding Medium AF42 packets.
Basic Data DSCP AF43 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding High AF43 packets.
Basic Data DSCP CS5 — The number of DSCP Class Selector CS5 packets.
Basic Data DSCP EF — The number of DSCP Class Selector Expediated Forwarding EF packets.
Basic Data DSCP CS6 — The number of DSCP Class Selector CS6 packets.
Basic Data DSCP CS7 — The number of DSCP Class Selector CS7 packets.
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Command DSCP Best Effort — The number of DSCP Best Effort packets.
Command DSCP CS1 — The number of DSCP Class Selector CS1 packets.
Command DSCP AF11 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding Low AF11 packets.
Command DSCP AF12 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding Medium AF12 packets.
Command DSCP AF13 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding High AF13 packets.
Command DSCP CS2 — The number of DSCP Class Selector CS2 packets.
Command DSCP AF21 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding Low AF21 packets.
Command DSCP AF22 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding Medium AF22 packets.
Command DSCP AF23 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding High AF23 packets.
Command DSCP CS3 — The number of DSCP Class Selector CS3 packets.
Command DSCP AF31 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding Low AF31 packets.
Command DSCP AF32 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding Medium AF32 packets.
Command DSCP AF33 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding High AF33 packets.
Command DSCP CS4 — The number of DSCP Class Selector CS4 packets.
Command DSCP AF41 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding Low AF41 packets.
Command DSCP AF42 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding Medium AF42 packets.
Command DSCP AF43 — The number of DSCP Assured Forwarding High AF43 packets.
Command DSCP CS5 — The number of DSCP Class Selector CS5 packets.
Command DSCP EF — The number of DSCP Class Selector Expediated Forwarding EF packets.
Command DSCP CS6 — The number of DSCP Class Selector CS6 packets.
Command DSCP CS7 — The number of DSCP Class Selector CS7 packets.
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The following measurements are available on the L5-7 Client|Advanced tab when any of the Advanced Data protocols are used in a Continuous Data test.
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Configured Per-MN Mainflow Transactions/Sec — Indicates the configured number of Per-MN Mainflow DMF transactions per second.
Configured Mainflow Transactions/Sec — Indicates the configured number of Mainflow DMF transactions per second.
Attempted Mainflow Transaction Count — Indicates the number of successful Mainflow transactions attempted by the TS (it is a measure of TS performance).
Attempted Mainflow Transactions/Sec — Indicates the number of successful Mainflow transactions per second attempted by the TS (it is a measure of TS performance).
% of Configured Rate Attempted — Indicates the percentage of the configured rate attempted. For Advanced DMFs "% of Configured Rate Attempted" is the ratio of the "ATTEMPTED" versus the "CONFIGURED". Actual rates adjusted lower due to failures are not counted. See Maximizing Data Performance. It is possible to end up with a percentage rate above 100%. As event queues go up , the percentage rate will go above 100% and as the event queue falls, it will fall below 100% again. As is described in the Maximizing Data performance topic, "This OM will tell you how hard the test server is working and how much CPU processing power is left". The goal is to get this OM in the 95% range to achieve the best possible Transaction Rate. For example, if the Configured Transactions/Sec is 0.3, then for every 15 secs interval, theoretically there are 4 or 5 Attempted Transactions for each interval. For an interval with 5 Attempted Transactions, it’s reasonable to calculate out “% of Configured Rate Attempted” value greater than 100%, then for next interval with 4 Attempted Transactions, the calculated value of “% of Configured Rate Attempted” should less than 100%, to make the average value between the 2 intervals approach 100%. For the 1st interval, the actual transaction count is 5, both “% of Configured Rate Attempted” and “% of Configured Rate Attempted (P-I)” should be 111.111%. For the 2nd interval, the actual transaction count is 4, and “% of Configured Rate Attempted” = (5+4)/(4.5+4.5) = 100%, and “% of Configured Rate Attempted (P-I)” will be 4/4.5 = 88.889%.
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Command Transaction Count — The number of command transactions that have completed successfully. An Advanced Data transaction is defined as an execution of a group of commands. Execution of a DMF, each subflow within a DMF, or the commands in a transaction loop all count as one transaction. A single execution of a DMF with two subflows counts as 3 transactions, for example. When you use a transaction loop in a DMF, each execution of the loop increments the transaction counter.
Command Transactions/Second — The number of attempted transactions per second is reported on the Data Traffic tab.
Command Messages Sent — The number of transaction commands sent.
Command Messages Received — The number of transaction commands received.
RTD Command Message Count (Data Traffic tab only) — The number of commands used in calculating Command Message Round Trip Delay.
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Command Message Round Trip Delay (Data Traffic tab only) — The average latency, measured from the time a request is sent by the MN until the correct response is received from the Network Host.
Command Message Minimum RTD (Data Traffic tab only) — The minimum round trip latency measured by the MN.
Command Message Maximum RTD (Data Traffic tab only) — The maximum round trip latency measured by the MN.
One Way Command Messages Count — The number of commands used in calculating Command Message One Way Trip Delay.
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Command Message One Way Trip Delay — The average latency from the source to the destination, measured from the time the source sends a message until the destination receives it.
Command Message Minimum One Way Delay — The minimum measured latency from the source to the destination.
Command Message Maximum One Way Delay — The maximum measured latency from the source to the destination.
Command Messages Lost — The number of command requests or responses lost during Data Message Flow processing. Lost command detection is only possible after one packet has been successfully sent and received.
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Command Messages Invalid — The number of command responses received that contain message content not expected by the receiving end when Receiving end should verify message is enabled. For example, if the MN expects to receive a "200 OK" response in an HTTP DMF and instead receives a "404 File not Found," the response is considered invalid.
Command Duplicate Messages — The number of duplicate commands received.
Command Failed Transactions — The number of transactions that could not be completed due to packet loss or other error conditions.
Command Out Of Sequence Commands — The number of packets received out of sequence.
Average Transaction Time — The average time required to complete a transaction is reported on the Data Traffic tab.
Command DNS Type A Requests Sent — The number of Type A Requests Sent.
Command DNS Type A Responses Rcvd — The number of Type A responses received.
Command DNS Type AAAA Requests Sent — The number of Type AAAA Requests Sent (the AAAA resource record type that stores a single IPv6 address).
Command DNS Type AAAA Responses Rcvd — The number of AAAA Responses received.
Command DNS Request Timeouts — The number of times DNS Request was sent without receiving any response.
Command DNS Request Failures — Number of DNS Request failure messages.
Command DNS Request Round Trip Delay — Number of DNS Request Round Trip Delay messages.
Command DNS Request Minimum RTD — Number of minimum DNS Request Round Trip Delay messages.
Command DNS Request Maximum RTD — Number of maximum DNS Request Round Trip Delay messages.
Command Application Triggered PDU Start — The total number of Application Triggered PDU Start messages.
Command Application Found Existing PDU — The total number of Application Found Existing PDU messages.
Command Application Unable to Find or Start PDU — The total number of Application Unable to Find or Start PDU.
The following error messages are reported if a simple query from DNS Client (Landslide) to DNS Server fails:
Command DNS Format Error
Command DNS Server Failure
Command DNS Non-Existent Domain
Command DNS Not Implemented
Command DNS Query Refused
Command DNS Name Exists When It Should Not
Command DNS RR Set Exists When It Should Not
Command DNS RR Set That Should Exist Does Not
Command DNS Server Not Authoritative for Zone
Command DNS Name Not Contained in Zone
Command DNS Bad OPT Version
Command DNS TSIG Signature Failure
Command DNS Key Not Recognized
Command DNS Signature Out of Time Window
Command DNS Bad TKEY Mode
Command DNS Duplicate Key Name
Command DNS Algorithm Not Supported
The following measurements are available on the L5-7 Advanced HTTP tab.
HTTP Time to Receive First Byte (TTFB) — Indicates the HTTP time TTFB (Time to Receive First Byte).
Minimum (TTFB) — Indicates the minimum time TTFB (Time to Receive First Byte).
Maximum (TTFB) — Indicates the maximum time TTFB (Time to Receive First Byte).
GET Attempts — Indicates the number of GET Attempts.
GET Successes — Indicates the number of GET Successes.
GET Failures — Indicates the number of GET Failures.
POST Attempts — Indicates the number of POST Attempts.
POST Successes — Indicates the number of POST Successes.
POST Failures — Indicates the number of POST Failures.
HTTP Redirect Attempts — Indicates the number of HTTP Redirect Attempts.
HTTP Redirect Successes — Indicates the number of HTTP Redirect Successes.
HTTP Redirect Failures — Indicates the number of HTTP Redirect Failures.
Continue(100) — Indicates the number of Continue(100) messages.
Switching Protocols(101) — Indicates the number of Switching Protocols(101) messages.
Informational Errors(1XX) — Indicates the number of Informational Errors(1XX) messages.
OK(200) — Indicates the number of OK(200) messages.
Created(202) — Indicates the number of Created(202) messages.
No Content(204) — Indicates the number of No Content(204) messages.
Error(2XX) — Indicates the number of Error(2XX) messages.
Multiple Choices(300) — Indicates the number of Multiple Choices(300) messages.
Moved Permanently(301) — Indicates the number of Moved Permanently(301) messages.
Moved Temporarily(302) — Indicates the number of Moved Temporarily(302) messages.
See Other(303) — Indicates the number of See Other(303) messages.
Not Modified(304) — Indicates the number of Not Modified(304) messages.
Use Proxy(305) — Indicates the number of Use Proxy(305) messages.
Temporary Redirect(307) — Indicates the number of Temporary Redirect(307) messages.
Error(3XX) — Indicates the number of Error(3XX) messages.
Bad Request(400) — Indicates the number of Bad Request(400) messages.
Unauthorized(401) — Indicates the number of Unauthorized(401) messages.
Payment Required(402) — Indicates the number of Payment Required(402) messages.
Forbidden(403) — Indicates the number of Forbidden(403) messages.
Not Found(404) — Indicates the number of Not Found(404) messages.
Method Not Allowed(405) — Indicates the number of Method Not Allowed(405) messages.
Proxy Authentication Required(407) — Indicates the number of Proxy Authentication Required(407) messages.
Precondition Failed(412) — Indicates the number of Precondition Failed(412) messages.
Request Entity Too Large(413) — Indicates the number of Request Entity Too Large(413) messages.
Request-URL Too Large(414) — Indicates the number of Request-URL Too Large(414) messages.
Other Client Errors(4XX) — Indicates the number of Other Client Errors(4XX) messages.
Internal Server Errors(500) — Indicates the number of Internal Server Errors(500) messages.
Not Implemented(501) — Indicates the number of Not Implemented(501) messages.
Service Unavailable(503) — Indicates the number of Service Unavailable(503) messages.
Gateway Timeout(504) — Indicates the number of Gateway Timeout(504) messages.
Version Not Supported(505) — Indicates the number of Version Not Supported(505) messages.
Other Server Errors(5XX) — Indicates the number of Other Server Errors(5XX) messages.
Invalid Status Code (600-999) — Indicates the number of Invalid Status Code(600-999) messages.
Incomplete Transaction — Indicates the number of Incomplete Transaction messages.
HTTP File Size — Indicates the size of the HTTP File.
HTTP File Total Bytes Sent — Indicates the total bytes sent of the HTTP File.
HTTP File Total Bytes Received — Indicates the total bytes received of the HTTP File.
HTTP File Total Bytes — Indicates the total bytes sent/received of the HTTP File.
The following measurements are available on the L5-7 Client|SSL tab when HTTPS DMF is used and when TLS is used on all Service Based Interfaces.
SSL Client Hellos Sent — Indicates the number of SSL Client Hello messages sent.
SSL Client Hellos Received — Indicates the number of SSL Client Hello messages received.
SSL Server Hellos Sent — Indicates the number of SSL Server Hello messages sent.
SSL Server Hellos Received — Indicates the number of SSL Server Hello messages received.
SSL Certificates Sent - Indicates the number of SSL Certificates sent.
SSL Certificates Received - Indicates the number of SSL Certificates received.
SSL Server Key Exchanges Sent - Indicates the number of SSL Server Key Exchanges sent.
SSL Server Key Exchanges Received - Indicates the number of SSL Server Key Exchanges received.
SSL Server Hello Dones Sent - Indicates the number of SSL Server Hello Dones sent.
SSL Server Hello Dones Received - Indicates the number of SSL Server Hello Dones received.
SSL Client Key Exchanges Sent - Indicates the number of SSL Client Key Exchanges sent.
SSL Client Key Exchanges Received - Indicates the number of SSL Client Key Exchanges received.
SSL Finisheds Sent - Indicates the number of SSL finished messages sent.
SSL Finisheds Received - Indicates the number of SSL finished messages received.
SSL Change Cipher Specs Sent - Indicates the number of SSL change cipher specification messages sent.
SSL Change Cipher Specs Received - Indicates the number of SSL change cipher specification messages received.
SSL Alerts Sent - Indicates the number of SSL Alert messages sent.
SSL Alerts Received - Indicates the number of SSL Alert received.
The following measurements are available on the L5-7 Server|SSL tab when HTTPS DMF is used when TLS is used on all Service Based Interfaces..
SSL Client Hello Sent — Indicates the number of SSL Client Hello messages sent.
SSL Client Hello Received — Indicates the number of SSL Client Hello messages received.
SSL Server Hello Sent — Indicates the number of SSL Server Hello messages sent.
SSL Server Hello Received — Indicates the number of SSL Server Hello messages received.
SSL Certificate Sent - Indicates the number of SSL Certificate message sent.
SSL Certificate Received - Indicates the number of SSL Certificate message received.
SSL Server Key Exchange Sent - Indicates the number of SSL Server Key Exchange messages sent.
SSL Server Key Exchange Received - Indicates the number of SSL Server Key Exchange messages received.
SSL Server Hello Done Sent - Indicates the number of SSL Server Hello Done messages sent.
SSL Server Hello Done Received - Indicates the number of SSL Server Hello Done messages received.
SSL Client Key Exchange Sent - Indicates the number of SSL Client Key Exchange sent.
SSL Client Key Exchange Received - Indicates the number of SSL Client Key Exchange received.
SSL Finished Sent - Indicates the number of SSL finished messages sent.
SSL Finished Received - Indicates the number of SSL finished messages received.
SSL Change Cipher Spec Sent - Indicates the number of SSL change cipher specification messages sent.
SSL Change Cipher Spec Received - Indicates the number of SSL change cipher specification messages received.
SSL Alert Sent - Indicates the number of SSL Alert messages sent.
SSL Alert Received - Indicates the number of SSL Alert messages received.
ABR Protocol Measurements - Abr Client (New L5-7 Client|ABR tab on L5-7 Client tab):
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AbrDnsReq |
DNS Request |
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AbrDnsRes |
DNS Response |
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AbrDnsTimeout |
DNS Timeout |
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AbrDnsRetriesExceeded |
DNS Retries Exceeded |
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AbrHttpReqSent |
HTTP GET requests sent |
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AbrHttpRspRcvd |
HTTP Responses received |
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AbrStartCount |
Abr Start Count |
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AbrStartTime |
Abr Start Time - Time it takes for arrival of first video packet at client |
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AbrMinStartTime |
Abr Min Start Time |
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AbrMaxStartTime |
Abr Max Start Time |
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AbrTotalSegRcvd |
Total Segments received |
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AbrVideoResolution |
Average video resolution - The calculation of average video resolution = Sum across resolutions ((# seg at a given resolution) * (resolution) / (total number of segments)) |
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AbrMinVideoResolution |
Min video resolution |
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AbrMaxVideoResolution |
Max video resolution |
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AbrLowSegRcvd |
Low quality segments received |
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AbrMedSegRcvd |
Med quality segments received |
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AbrHighSegRcvd |
High quality segments received |
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AbrSwitchUpCount |
Switch to upper quality count |
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AbrSwitchDownCount |
Switch to lower quality count |
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AbrUninterupptedVideoPlay |
Uninterrupted video playback - Video played back without running out of buffer |
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AbrBufferInterruption |
Number of Buffer interruptions |
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AbrLateSegCount |
Late segments |
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AbrSegLateTime |
Average segment late time |
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AbrSegMinLateTime |
Min segment late time |
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AbrSegMaxLateTime |
Max segment late time |
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AbrTransScoreCount |
Transmission score count |
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AbrTransScore |
Average transmission score - This score based on each quality of video segments used. Each low quality segment scores 2.0, each medium quality segment scores 3.5, each high quality segment scores 5, total score is the summary of all segment scores dived by segment number. Algorithm for ABR Score: Abr Total Score = (Abr Trans Score) * (1 – (Late Seg Count) / (Total Seg Count)) |
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AbrMinTransScore |
Min transmission score |
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AbrMaxTransScore |
Max transmission score |
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AbrScoreCount |
Overall score count |
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AbrScore |
Average overall score |
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AbrMinScore |
Min overall score |
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AbrMaxScore |
Max overall score |
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trafAbrFailureCount |
Abr Failure Count |
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The following measurements will remain at zero (0) until the session is stopped |
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trafAbrReBufferRatioCnt |
Overall Rebuffer Ratio Count |
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trafAbrReBufferRatio |
Average Rebuffer Ratio |
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trafAbrMinReBufferRatio |
Min Rebuffer Ratio |
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trafAbrMaxReBufferRatio |
Max Rebuffer Ratio |
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trafAbrMediaBitrateCnt |
Overall Media Bitrate Count |
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trafAbrMediaBitrate |
Average Media Bitrate (b/s) - is a one time calculation at the end of each media flow. The P-I mode will show the Difference in the rates between two intervals and NOT the Avg rate for that interval (unless the previous interval was zero) |
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trafAbrMinMediaBitrate |
Min Media Bitrate (b/s) |
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trafAbrMaxMediaBitrate |
Max Media Bitrate (b/s) |
ABR Protocol Measurements - Abr Server (New L5-7 Server|ABR tab on L5-7 Server tab):
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Tcl Variable |
Description |
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AbrHttpReqRcvd |
HTTP GET requests received |
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AbrHttpRspSent |
HTTP responses sent |
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AbrTotalSegSent |
Total segments sent |
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AbrLowSegSent |
Low quality segments sent |
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AbrMedSegSent |
Medium quality segment sent |
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AbrHighSegSent |
High quality segment sent |
The following measurements are available on the L5-7 Client|Advanced DNS tab when DNS DMF is used.
Command DNS Type NS Requests Sent — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = NS.
Command DNS Type NS Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages received with Query Type = NS.
Command DNS Type CNAME Requests Sent — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = CNAME.
Command DNS Type CNAME Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages received with Query Type = CNAME.
Command DNS Type SOA Requests Sent — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = SOA.
Command DNS Type SOA Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages received with Query Type = SOA.
Command DNS Type PTR Requests Sent — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = PTR.
Command DNS Type PTR Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages received with Query Type = PTR.
Command DNS Type HINFO Requests Sent — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = HINFO.
Command DNS Type HINFO Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages received with Query Type = HINFO.
Command DNS Type MINFO Requests Sent — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = MINFO.
Command DNS Type MINFO Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages received with Query Type = MINFO.
Command DNS Type MX Requests Sent — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = MX.
Command DNS Type MX Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages received with Query Type = MX.
Command DNS Type NAPTR Requests Sent — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = NAPTR.
Command DNS Type NAPTR Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages received with Query Type = NAPTR.
Command DNS Type SRV Requests Sent — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = SRV.
Command DNS Type SRV Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages received with Query Type = SRV.
Command DNS Type TXT Requests Sent — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = TXT.
Command DNS Type TXT Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of DNS Query messages received with Query Type = TXT.
Command DNS Total Requests — Indicates the Total DNS requests sent by any Advanced Data DMF.
Command DNS Total Responses — Indicates the Total DNS responses received by any Advanced Data DMF.
Command DNS Responded % — Indicates the Percentage of DNS requests that received a response.
Host Command DNS Type NS Requests Sent — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = NS.
Host Command DNS Type NS Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages received with Query Type = NS.
Host Command DNS Type CNAME Requests Sent — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = CNAME.
Host Command DNS Type CNAME Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages received with Query Type = CNAME.
Host Command DNS Type SOA Requests Sent — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = SOA.
Host Command DNS Type SOA Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages received with Query Type = SOA.
Host Command DNS Type PTR Requests Sent — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = PTR.
Host Command DNS Type PTR Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages received with Query Type = PTR.
Host Command DNS Type HINFO Requests Sent — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = HINFO.
Host Command DNS Type HINFO Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages received with Query Type = HINFO.
Host Command DNS Type MINFO Requests Sent — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = MINFO.
Host Command DNS Type MINFO Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages received with Query Type = MINFO.
Host Command DNS Type MX Requests Sent — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = MX.
Host Command DNS Type MX Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages received with Query Type = MX.
Host Command DNS Type NAPTR Requests Sent — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = NAPTR.
Host Command DNS Type NAPTR Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages received with Query Type = NAPTR.
Host Command DNS Type SRV Requests Sent — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = SRV.
Host Command DNS Type SRV Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages received with Query Type = SRV.
Host Command DNS Type TXT Requests Sent — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages sent with Query Type = TXT.
Host Command DNS Type TXT Requests Rcvd — Indicates the number of Host DNS Query messages received with Query Type = TXT.
The following measurements are available on the L5-7 Client|MMS tab when MMS Load testing for MME Nodal - MMS Support.
DNS Request — Indicates the number of DNS Request messages.
DNS Response — Indicates the number of DNS Response messages.
DNS Timeout — Indicates the number of DNS Timeout messages.
DNS Retries Exceeded — Indicates the number of DNS Retries Exceeded messages.
MMS Send Requests Sent — Indicates the number of MMS Send Requests Sent messages.
MMS Send Confirms Received — Indicates the number of MMS Send Confirms Received messages.
MMS Send Failures — Indicates the number of MMS Send Failures messages. Caution is value is > 0.
MMS Indications Received — Indicates the number of MMS Indications Received messages.
MMS Retrieve requests Sent — Indicates the number of MMS Retrieve requests Sent messages.
MMS Retrieved Count — Indicates the number of MMS Retrieved Count messages.
MMS Retrieve Failures — Indicates the number of MMS Retrieve Failures messages. Caution is value is > 0.
MMS Notification Indication Responses Sent — Indicates the number of MMS Notification Indication Responses Sent messages.
Trace Route Success — Indicates the number of Trace Route Successes.
Trace Route Hops — Indicates the number of Trace Route hops.
Trace Route Average RTD (P-I) — Indicates the Trace Route average round trip time.
LPP Measurements are located in LPP Measurements topic.
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Name |
GUI Name |
Description |
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UlpClnSuplStartSent |
Supl Start Sent |
The total number of Supl Start Sent messages |
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UlpClnSuplResponseReceived |
Supl Response Received |
The total number of Supl Response Rcvd msgs |
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UlpClnSuplEndSent |
Supl End Sent |
The total number of Supl End Sent messages |
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UlpClnSuplEndReceived |
Supl End Received |
The total number of Supl End Received messages |
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UlpClnSuplPosInitSent |
Supl Pos Init Sent |
The total number Supl Pos Init Sent messages |
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UlpClnSuplPosReceived |
Supl Pos Received |
The total number of Supl Pos Received messages |
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UlpClnSuplPosSent |
Supl Pos Sent |
The total number of Supl Pos Sent messages |
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UlpClnDnsQuerySent |
Dns Query Sent |
The total number of Dns Query Sent messages |
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UlpClnDnsResponseReceived |
Dns Response Received |
The total number of Dns Response Rcvd msges |
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UlpClnDnsTimeout |
Dns Timeouts |
The total number of Dns Timeouts |
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UlpClnDnsRetriesExceeded |
Dns Retries Exceeded |
The total number of Dns Retries Exceeded |
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UlpClnUt1Timeout |
Supl UT1 Timeouts |
The total number of Supl UT1 Timeouts |
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UlpClnUt2Timeout |
Supl UT2 Timeouts |
The total number of Supl UT2 Timeouts |
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UlpClnUt3Timeout |
Supl UT3 Timeouts |
The total number of Supl UT3 Timeouts |
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UlpClnSuplEndSuccess |
Supl End Success |
The total number of Supl End Success messages |
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UlpClnSuplEndFailure |
Supl End Failure |
The total number of Supl End Failure messages |
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UlpClnSescUnspecified |
Supl End Status Code - unspecified |
The total number of Supl End Status Code Unspecified messages |
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UlpClnSescSystemFailure |
Supl End Status Code - systemFailure |
The total number of Supl End Status Code systemFailure messages |
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UlpClnSescUnexpectedMsg |
Supl End Status Code - unexpectedMessage |
The total number of Supl End Status Code unexpectedMessage messages |
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UlpClnSescProtoErr |
Supl End Status Code - protocolError |
The total number of Supl End Status Code protocolError messages |
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UlpClnSescDataMiss |
Supl End Status Code - dataMissing |
The total number of Supl End Status Code dataMissing messages |
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UlpClnSescUnexpectedDataValue |
Supl End Status Code - unexpectedDataValue |
The total number of Supl End Status Code unexpectedDataValue messages |
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UlpClnSescPosMethodFailure |
Supl End Status Code - posMethodFailure |
The total number of Supl End Status Code posMethodFailure messages |
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UlpClnSescPosMethodMismatch |
Supl End Status Code - posMethodMismatch |
The total number of Supl End Status Code posMethodMismatch messages |
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UlpClnSescPosProtoMismatch |
Supl End Status Code - posProtocolMismatch |
The total number of Supl End Status Code posProtocolMismatch messages |
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UlpClnSescTargetSetNotReachable |
Supl End Status Code - targetSETnotReachable |
The total number of Supl End Status Code targetSETnotReachable messages |
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UlpClnSescVersionNotSuppd |
Supl End Status Code - versionNotSupported |
The total number of Supl End Status Code versionNotSupported messages |
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UlpClnSescResourceShortage |
Supl End Status Code - resourceShortage |
The total number of Supl End Status Code resourceShortage messages |
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UlpClnSescInvalidSessionid |
Supl End Status Code - invalidSessionid |
The total number of Supl End Status Code invalidSessionid messages |
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UlpClnSescNonProxyModeNotSuppd |
Supl End Status Code - nonProxyModeNotSupported |
The total number of Supl End Status Code nonProxyModeNotSupported messages |
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UlpClnSescProxyModeNotSuppd |
Supl End Status Code - proxyModeNotSupported |
The total number of Supl End Status Code proxyModeNotSupported messages |
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UlpClnSescPositioningNotPermitted |
Supl End Status Code - positioningNotPermitted |
The total number of Supl End Status Code positioningNotPermitted messages |
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UlpClnSescAuthNetFailure |
Supl End Status Code - authNetFailure |
The total number of Supl End Status Code authNetFailure messages |
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UlpClnSescAuthSuplInitFailure |
Supl End Status Code - authSuplInitFailure |
The total number of Supl End Status Code authSuplInitFailure messages |
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UlpClnSescIncompProtectionLevel |
Supl End Status Code - incompatibleprotectionLevel |
The total number of Supl End Status Code incompatibleProtetionLevel messages |
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UlpClnSescSvcNotSuppd |
Supl End Status Code - serviceNotSupported |
The total number of Supl End Status Code serviceNotSupported messages |
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UlpClnSescInsufficientInterval |
Supl End Status Code - insufficientInterval |
The total number of Supl End Status Code insufficientInternal messages |
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UlpClnSescNoSuplCoverage |
Supl End Status Code - noSUPLCoverage |
The total number of Supl End Status Code noSUPLCoverage messages |
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UlpClnSescConsentDeniedByUser |
Supl End Status Code - consentDeniedByUser |
The total number of Supl End Status Code consentDeniedByUser messages |
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UlpClnSescConsentGrantByUser |
Supl End Status Code - consentGrantByUser |
The total number of Supl End Status Code consentGrantByUser messages |
| UlpClnSescSessionStopped |
Supl End Status Code - sessionStopped |
The total number Supl End Status Code sessionStopped messages |
| UlpClnSuplInitReceived | SUPL Init Received | The total number of SUPL Init Received messages |
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Name |
GUI Name |
Description |
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UlpSrvSuplStartReceived |
Supl Start Received |
The total number of Supl Start Received msgs |
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UlpSrvSuplResponseSent |
Supl Response Sent |
The total number of Supl Response Sent messages |
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UlpSrvSuplEndReceived |
Supl End Received |
The total number of Supl End Received messages |
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UlpSrvSuplEndSent |
Supl End Sent |
The total number of Supl End Sent messages |
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UlpSrvSuplPosInitReceived |
Supl Pos Init Received |
The total number of Supl Pos Init Received msgs |
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UlpSrvSuplPosReceived |
Supl Pos Received |
The total number of Supl Pos Received messages |
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UlpSrvSuplPosSent |
Supl Pos Sent |
The total number of Supl Pos Sent messages |
| UlpSrvSuplInitSent | SUPL Init Sent | The total number of SUPL Init Sent messages |
| UlpSrvSt1Timeout | SUPL ST1 Timeouts | The total number of SUPL ST1 Timeout messages |
| lpSrvSt2Timeout | SUPL ST2 Timeouts | The total number of SUPL ST2 Timeout messages |
Basic Data with UDP Estimated Stats enabled
These KPIs start with "Estimated" indicate they are calculated by the new estimate algorithm designed for devices that clocks are not in sync.
| Estimated Basic Data Message RTD Count | The total count for RTD |
| Estimated Basic Data Message RTD Average | The average latency from the source to the destination then back to source, measured from the time the source sends a packet until the source receives it. |
| Estimated Basic Data Message RTD Minimum | The minimum measured latency from the source back to the source. |
| Estimated Basic Data Message RTD Maximum | The maximum measured latency from the source back to the source. |
| Estimated Basic Data Message RTD 99% Confidence | 99% Confidence for RTD |
| Estimated Basic Data Message RTD 90th Percentile | 90th Percentile for RTD |
| Estimated Basic Data Message RTD 98th Percentile | 98th Percentile for RTD |
| Estimated Basic Data Message RTD Median | Median for RTD |
| Estimated Basic Data Message RTD Standard Deviation | Standard Deviation for RTD |
| Estimated Basic Data Message OWD Count | The total count for OWD |
| Estimated Basic Data Message OWD Average | The average latency from the source to the destination, measured from the time the source sends a packet until the destination receives it. |
| Estimated Basic Data Message OWD Minimum | The minimum measured latency from the source to the destination. |
| Estimated Basic Data Message OWD Maximum | The maximum measured latency from the source to the destination. |
| Estimated Basic Data Message OWD 99% Confidence | 99% Confidence for OWD |
| Estimated Basic Data Message OWD 90th Percentile | 90th Percentile for OWD |
| Estimated Basic Data Message OWD 98th Percentile | 98th Percentile for OWD |
| Estimated Basic Data Message OWD Median | Median for OWD |
| Estimated Basic Data Message OWD Standard Deviation | Standard Deviation for OWD |
Basic Data Client / Server: with UDP Estimated Stats enabled
| Basic Data Message RTD 99% Confidence | 99% Confidence for RTD |
| Basic Data Message RTD 90th Percentile | 90th Percentile for RTD |
| Basic Data Message RTD 98th Percentile | 98th Percentile for RTD |
| Basic Data Message RTD Median | Median for RTD |
| Basic Data Message RTD Standard Deviation | Standard Deviation for RTD |
| Basic Data Message OWD 99% Confidence | 99% Confidence for OWD |
| Basic Data Message OWD 90th Percentile | 90th Percentile for OWD |
| Basic Data Message OWD 98th Percentile | 98th Percentile for OWD |
| Basic Data Message OWD Median | Median for OWD |
| Basic Data Message OWD Standard Deviation | Standard Deviation for OWD |