Round Trip Delay definition

Round Trip Delay means the elapsed time (expressed in milliseconds) for the two-way transmission of a packet between two CE Routers (or between two PE Routers, in the case of Business VPN Lite), as described in Clause 1.4.1 (CE-to-CE RTD) and Clause 1.4.2 (PE-to-PE RTD).

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Round Trip Delay means the time taken for a packet to get to its destination and for its acknowledgement to return. It is an indicator of network delay performance.

Round Trip Delay or “Latency” means the average time taken by a packet to traverse from one Service Access Point to another and back to the first one;

Examples of Round Trip Delay in a sentence

• The Round Trip Delay for Business VPN Corporate is measured per CoS from CE Router to CE Router so long as the Location does not have Business VPN Lite Service.

• For Locations with Business VPN Lite, the Round Trip Delay between the source Location pair and the destination Location that comprise a Location pair is measured from PE Router to PE Router.

• For Locations with Business VPN Lite the Round Trip Delay between the source Location pair and the destination Location that comprise a Location pair is measured from PE Router to PE Router.

• The committed targets for Router to Router Round Trip Delay (RTRRTD) include an allowance for the Leased Line Serialization Delay and Router Processing Delay.

• For example, Supplier confirms that its responses for Round Trip Delay, Data Delivery Ratio and Jitter support all VITA sites shown in Appendix A.

• For Premium Service and Extended Service, Orange will provide Service Levels on router-to- router Round Trip Delay.

• The monthly Average Round Trip Delay value is derived from averaging all the samples in the captioned month.

• Router-to-Router Round Trip Delay (RTRRTD) is the round trip delay of a packet of data measured from the CE (Customer Edge) Router, through the PE (Provider Edge) Routers to the remote CE Router.

• The monthly Average Round Trip Delay value is derived from averaging all the samples in a month.

• The Service Levels applicable to Standard Service and Back-Up Service for Site Availability set out in Clause 1.4 (Service Levels for Site Availability) and Round Trip Delay set out in Clause 1.6 (Round Trip Delay) shall be considered as Service Level Objectives (SLOs) only for which there are no remedies, financial or otherwise, associated with non-achievement; provided, however, monitoring Site Availability and Round Trip Delay is only possible if Customer installed a CE Router managed by Orange.

More Definitions of Round Trip Delay

Round Trip Delay. (“RTD”) means an indicator of Network delay performance.

Round Trip Delay means the delay between the sending of a ping request packet and the receipt of the corresponding response packet;

Round Trip Delay. (“RTD”) means the period of time between when the last byte of a message is sent from the originating equipment to the time when the last byte has been received back from the destination equipment, measured as an average over a calendar month in accordance with paragraph 3.3.7.

Round Trip Delay. , “RTD” means the average time it takes for test frames to travel forwards and backwards between two defined points in the network. The Round Trip Delay Service Target and the points in the network where measurements will be taken depend on the product choice;

Round Trip Delay means the amount of time it takes for a MPLS Packet to get from any one CE Router to another and back again, which will be measured by averaging measurements made over a calendar month on the Backbone;