3Com 5500-EI PWR Reference Manual page 1175

Field
Lifetime
Send operation times
Receive response times
Min/Max/Average Round Trip Time
Square-Sum of Round Trip Time
Packet lost in test
Disconnect operation number
Operation timeout number
System busy operation number
Connection fail number
Operation sequence errors
Drop operation number
Other operation errors
Min Positive SD (DS)
Max Positive SD (DS)
Positive SD (DS) number/sum/average/square
sum
Min Negative SD (DS)
Max Negative SD (DS)
Negative SD (DS) number/sum/average/square
sum
SD (DS) lost packets number
SD (DS) packet lost in test
The time that a test lasts
The number of the sent test packets.
The number of successful test attempts
Roundtrip time in its minimum, maximum, and
average
The square sum of roundtrip time
The number of lost packets in a test
The number of forcible disconnections
performed by the opposite end
The number of timeout in a test
The number of test failures due to busy system
The number of connection failures to the
opposite end
The number of received disordered packets
The number of failures in allocating system
resource
The number of other operation errors
The jitter value from source to destination
(destination to source) is the minimum of positive
value
The jitter value from source to destination
(destination to source) is the maximum of
positive value
The jitter value from source to destination
(destination to source) is the
number/sum/average/square sum of positive
jitter values
The jitter value from source to destination
(destination to source) is the minimum of
negative value
The jitter value from source to destination
(destination to source) is the maximum of
negative value
The jitter value from source to destination
(destination to source) is the
number/sum/average/square sum of negative
jitter values
The number of the lost packets from source to
destination (destination to source)
This value has nothing to do with NTP
synchronization.
Packet loss ratio from source to destination
(destination to source) in one test
This value has nothing to do with NTP
synchronization.
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