measurement
Jim Browning
jfbb at atmnet.net
Sun Mar 9 19:22:18 UTC 1997
The measurement techniques described thus far focus on performance within
the bounds of a single network. While this is of course a challenge, what
about efforts to measure performance _across_ networks? I'm not talking
about NAP packet loss here, but a true measure of expected customer
satisfaction. Most customers do not particularly care why they can't
download the latest MSIE/Navigator release quickly, and getting traffic to
and through other networks is of equal importance. Network rating systems
are starting to emerge, and I think NANOG should participate in their
evolution...
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Jim Browning
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From: Randy Bush[SMTP:randy at psg.com]
Sent: Saturday, March 08, 1997 8:35 PM
To: nanog at merit.edu
Subject: Re: measurement
I promised to summarize responses to my query
> So who actually measures their network performance and how?
As most responses were private, I have removed attribution. Thanks to all
constructive respondees.
I have proposed a survey panel for the next NANOG if we do not exhaust the
subject beforehand.
randy
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