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Scope
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References
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Definitions
�4���� Abbreviations
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State of the art considerations
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ICMP
PING & Traceroute
������� 5.2���� Existing active measurement
solutions
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Requirements and benefits of a standard IP test packet
������� 6.1���� General requirements
������� 6.2���� Benefits of standardizing an IP test
packet
������� 6.3���� Interoperability
������� 6.4���� IP multicast and mobility
������� 6.5���� IPv4 and IPv6 coexistence
������� 6.6���� Transport protocol
������� 6.7���� Representative test packet
������� 6.8���� Relationship with other
organizations or forums
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Metrics and
parameters
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IP performance measurement packet framework
������� 7.1���� Discussion on the IPPMS location
within the test packet
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IP performance measurement signature (IPPMS) specification
������� 8.1���� IP test packet size
������� 8.2���� Measurement interval
������� 8.3���� IP performance measurement signature
(IPPMS)
������� 8.4���� Detailed IPPMS format
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IP measurement packets for IPv4 and IPv6 levels
������� 9.1���� IPPMS options
������� 9.2���� Payload size of 32 bytes (with IPPMS
only)
������� 9.3���� Payload size of 52 bytes
������� 9.4���� Payload size of 132 bytes
������� 9.5���� Payload size of 164 bytes
������� 9.6���� Payload size of 564 bytes
������� 9.7���� Payload size of 1464 bytes
10���� Security
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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