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Measuring Frame Delay Variation
With the increasing use of delay sensitive media services over IP and Ethernet networks, understanding the frame delay variation (FDV) characteristics of these networks and network devices has become more important. This application note describes how FDV is measured accurately and in real time with Xena Networks testers.
Xena Application Notes
- Central Office Testing
- Concurrent Connection and Connection Per Second Testing
- DDoS Testing with ValkyrieManager
- DHCP IP Assignment
- Evaluating 1588v2 Performance
- Freely Programmable Test Packets (Custom Data Fields)
- Gauges – Meters
- High-speed Port Configuration
- How to test AN/LT protocol and performance
- HW Modifiers in Valkyrie2544
- Measuring Frame Delay Variation
- Measuring Network Convergence
- Minimum IFG Testing
- Network Interfaces For CFPT Testers
- PCAP Replay
- Scheduling Modes
- Sequence Error Detection
- Stress Testing Switches and Routers
- TCP Throughput Testing
- Testing 100G Ethernet
- Testing SyncE
- Testing with Speed Compensation
- Time Synchronization
- VSPerf RFC 2544 Throughput
- Wholesale Ethernet Service testing