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[Richard Carlson <>]

Hi Peter;

As Matt Z. noted, the NPAD tool is being developed by our friends at 
PSC.  Matt Mathis, the NPAD developer does read this list so he can 
chime in here to get you started.  To help get you started, you 
should have gotten a URL that contains the test results.  NPAD is 
designed to allow you to pass that URL around to others so they can 
look at the same page.  That may make it clearer and easier for us to 
answer your questions.

Look at the text below I'd surmise that:

1) you asked if you could run a 90 Mb/s stream over a 20 msec path 
(the tool defaults).

2) the NPAD found you could reach 911 Mbps to the local NPAD server 
(must be a Gigabit infrastructure).

3) I'm not sure what the rest of this is, but it should tell you what 
the observed loss rate was and if that loss rate and based on that 
rate, could you run a 90 Mbps flow over a 20 msec path.

Rich


At 03:16 PM 4/29/2008, Peter Laws wrote:
> On the results table, is there a "secret decoder ring" for all the fields?
>
>
> Target: 90 Mb/s * 20 ms         WS:7 Pass       Pass: 911.352441 
> Mb/s Fail: 0.003777% 26478 Est pkts: 42        Pass
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> University of Oklahoma Information Technology
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