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NQA Test Operation
An NQA test operation is as follows:
1) The NQA client constructs packets with the specified type, and sends them to the peer device;
2) Upon receiving the packet, the peer device replies with a response with a timestamp.
3) The NQA client computes the packet loss rate and RTT based on whether it has received the
response and the timestamp in the response.
NQA Configuration Task List
For TCP, UDP jitter, UDP echo or voice tests, you need to configure the NQA server on the peer device.
Follow these steps to enable the NQA server:
Task Remarks
Configuring the NQA Server Required for TCP, UDP echo, UDP jitter and voice tests
To perform an NQA test successfully, make the following configurations on the NQA client:
1) Enable the NQA client;
2) Create a test group and configure test parameters according to the test type. The test parameters
may vary with test types;
3) Start the NQA test;
After the test, you can view test results using the display or debug commands.
Complete these tasks to configure NQA client:
Task Remarks
Enabling the NQA Client Required
Creating an NQA Test Group Required
Configuring an ICMP Echo Test
Configuring a DHCP Test
Configuring an FTP Test
Configuring an HTTP Test
Configuring a UDP Jitter Test
Configuring an SNMP Test
Configuring a TCP Test
Configuring a UDP Echo Test
Configuring a Voice Test
Configuring an NQA
Test Group
Configuring a DLSw Test
Required
Use any of the approaches
Configuring the Collaboration Function Optional
Configuring Trap Delivery Optional
Configuring the NQA Statistics Function Optional
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