COMNET III

Chapter 6. Message and Response Sources
6.2 Message Delivered Report
MESSAGE + RESPONSE SOURCES: MESSAGE DELIVERED
REPLICATION 1 FROM 0.0 TO 300.0 SECONDS
ORIGIN / MSG SRC NAME: MESSAGES
MESSAGE DELAY
DESTINATION LIST ASSEMBLED AVERAGE STD DEV MAXIMUM
______________________ _________ ____________ ____________ ____________
Message Workstation / src Message Source:
Response Server 31 1.977 MS 0.102 MS 2.536 MS
Response Server / src Message Response:
ECHO 49 151.719 MS 193.928 MS 406.218 MS
Session Workstation / src Session Response:
ECHO 295 2.799 MS 0.145 MS 4.472 MS
WAN Workstation 1 / src WAN Message 1:
Response Server 11 203.109 MS 0.000 MS 203.109 MS
Session Server 6 203.109 MS 0.000 MS 203.109 MS
WAN Workstation 2 13 361.646 MS 1.249 MS 365.973 MS
WAN Workstation 2 / src WAN Message 2:
Response Server 7 203.109 MS 0.000 MS 203.109 MS
WAN Workstation 1 6 409.809 MS 108.501 MS 652.425 MS
Session Server 14 203.521 MS 1.484 MS 208.873 MS
The Message Delivery Report presents statistics on the delay before the message is
reassembled by the destination; that is the time between creating the first packet of the
message on the originating node and the time of receiving the last packet on the destination
node. The message may still be worked on by the source after the message is delivered because
of retransmissions, waiting for acks, or for modeling the close-sequence of the connection,
but these values are not factored into the message delivered delay.
Messages Assembled
For each destination, the number of messages that have been completely
assembled at the destination. Messages are broken into packets at the
source node according to the transport protocol characteristics and then
each packet is sent to the destination.
Message Delay—Average, Standard Deviation, Maximum
The average, maximum and standard deviation of message delay.
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