COMNET III
COMNET III
COMNET III
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
Chapter 11. Global Transport and Answer Commands<br />
11.2 Message Delivered Report<br />
GLOBAL TRANSPORT + ANSWER COMMANDS: MESSAGE DELIVERED<br />
REPLICATION 1 FROM 0.0 TO 300.0 SECONDS<br />
ORIGIN / COMMAND NAME: MESSAGES<br />
MESSAGE DELAY<br />
DESTINATION LIST ASSEMBLED AVERAGE STD DEV MAXIMUM<br />
______________________ _________ ____________ ____________ ____________<br />
Application Workstation / src Application Request:<br />
cmd Global DB Request:<br />
Application Server 16 10.547 MS 5.121 MS 17.869 MS<br />
Application Server / src Application Source:<br />
cmd Global Request Response:<br />
ECHO 4 137.38081 S 47779.985 MS 197.35349 S<br />
The Message Delivered Report presents statistics for global transport and answer commands<br />
on the delay before the message is reassembled by the destination. The message may still<br />
be worked on by the source after the message is delivered because of retransmissions, waiting<br />
for acks, or for modeling the close-sequence of the connection, but these values are not<br />
factored into the message delivered delay.<br />
Message delay is the time between creating the first packet of the message on the originating<br />
node and the time of receiving the last packet on the destination node.<br />
Messages Assembled<br />
For each destination, the number of messages that have been completely<br />
assembled at the destination. Messages are broken into packets at the<br />
source node according to the transport protocol characteristics and then<br />
each packet is sent to the destination. Only messages where all packets<br />
have been received are reported.<br />
Message Delay—Average, Standard Deviation, Maximum<br />
The average, maximum and standard deviation of the observed message<br />
delay.<br />
163
Change language