1
Scope
2
References
3
Definitions
4 Abbreviations
5
State of the art considerations
5.1
ICMP
PING & Traceroute
5.2 Existing active measurement
solutions
6
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
6.9
Metrics and
parameters
7
IP performance measurement packet framework
7.1 Discussion on the IPPMS location
within the test packet
8
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
9
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