Networx Enterprise Contract
8.0 SEDs Enterprise – QE0405.01E
1517 GS00T07NSD0040 January 6, 2014
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8.1.2 Satisfaction of Performance Metrics (L.34.1.8.1 (d)
Each SED in a suite (see Figure 8.1-1 above) has been designed to
meet all of the performance metrics for the services associated with its
requirement set. The standard monitoring for Service Level Agreement (SLA)
reporting operates as follows:
The Control and Collection process causes a series of probe
messages to be generated for a customer’s network on a periodic
basis (generally every five minutes).
The BRIX appliances located at the appropriate PE device for each
service (e.g., CIPS, NBIP-VPNS, etc.) generate probe messages
(generally Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) and echo
requests called pings).
Messages are sent from the BRIX at each PE to each CE device.
Messages are also sent from the BRIX at each PE to every other
PE that provides service for the Agency’s network.
Data generated by the Control and Collection process is provided
to the Processing task, which creates a full latency, jitter, and
packet loss maps for the customer’s network.
– Latency = “SDP A-to-PE A” + “PE A to PE B” + “PE B + SDP B”
where each measurement is the ICMP ECHO round-trip time.
– Jitter = Average of the differences in latency measurements
over time
– Packet loss = observed ICMP ECHO packet losses on a per-link
basis (also combined with CA™eHealth that interrogates the
physical and logical interfaces for packet error statistics)
The processing task also correlates all measurements to the
Agency’s network and provides that information for presentation in
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