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For Next Generation Multi Services Testing

For Next Generation Multi Services Testing: Edition 8 (09/2002)


Testing Tips

The latest additions to The Journal of Internet Test Methodologies

Access Services
PPPoX Session ScalabilityPPPoX Session Setup RatePPPoX Session PerformancePerformance Impact of PPPoX Session Flapping

Multicast Forwarding Performance
IGMP Multisession Scalability

Virtual Private Networks
IPsec Tunnel ScalabilityL2TP LNS Tunnel ScalabilityL2oMPLS VPN FunctionalityL2oMPLS VPN Scalability

Other Additions/Revisions
Throughput and LatencySampled Latency and JitterSweep TCP/UDP PortsPing of Death DetectionBGP-4 Route Learning TimeARP Request Storm

   
Questions and Answers

What are the critical scalability measures for L2oMPLS?

What is the difference between 'Martini' and 'Kompella' drafts?

How can I test an Edge Aggregation Device that terminates PPPoX sessions and tunnels them using L2TP?

How can I test a scenario where all PPPoX sessions are terminated abruptly, followed by a burst of PPPoX session establishment requests?

Why is PPPoX Scalability testing important?

What kind of performance measurements are relevant for PPPoX and L2TP?

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Features  

Testing Edge Aggregation Devices: The challenges of PPP
PPP is not only one of the most widespread protocols in edge networks, it is also one of the most complex. And with recent modifications that enable PPP transport over Layer-2 links, it just got a whole lot trickier! This white paper first examines the intricacies of the PPP protocol stack, then describes test scenarios for session setup, scalability, and flapping, as well as PPP over L2TP VPNs.

Testing Edge Services: L2oMPLS VPNs and Service Level Agreements
No one could argue that MPLS has revolutionized IP networks. With label-switched paths and traffic engineering, its developments have always focused on bringing speed and security to IP domains. So what's next? How about Layer-2 PDU transport, VPNs, and an excellent method for testing Service Level Agreements. This white paper looks at these recent developments in the MPLS world (developments that bring the core much closer to the edge) and just what is needed to test them.

   
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Agilent's Router Resiliency Seminar
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