Configuring A Schedule For An Nqa Test Group; Configuration Prerequisites - HP 6125G Configuration Manual

Step
5. Configure the interval between
two consecutive tests for a test
group.
6. Configure the number of probe
operations to be performed in
one test.
7. Configure the NQA probe
timeout time.
8. Configure the maximum number
of hops a probe packet traverses
in the network.
9. Configure the ToS field in an IP
packet header in an NQA
probe packet.
10. Enable the routing table bypass
function.

Configuring a schedule for an NQA test group

You can configure a schedule for an NQA test group by setting the start time and test duration for a test
group.
A test group performs tests between the scheduled start time and the end time (the start time plus test
duration). If the scheduled start time is ahead of the system time, the test group starts testing immediately.
If both the scheduled start and end time are behind the system time, no test will start. To view the current
system time, use the display clock command.

Configuration prerequisites

Before you configure a schedule for an NQA test group, complete the following tasks:
Configure test parameters required for the test type.
•
Configure the NQA server for tests that require cooperation with the NQA server.
•
Command
frequency interval
probe count times
probe timeout timeout
ttl value
tos value
route-option
bypass-route
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Remarks
Optional.
By default, the interval between two
consecutive tests for a test group is 0
milliseconds. Only one test is performed.
If the last test is not completed when the
interval specified by the frequency
command is reached, a new test does not
start.
Optional.
By default, one probe operation is
performed in one test.
Not available for voice tests, Only one
probe operation can be performed in one
voice test.
Optional.
By default, the timeout time is 3000
milliseconds.
Not available for UDP jitter tests.
Optional.
20 by default.
Not available for DHCP tests.
Optional.
0 by default.
Optional.
Disabled by default.
Not available for DHCP tests.