2xOneWay CSV File Description (and KPI if applicable)
Col. No. | Field Name | Field Description | Units/Values | Examples |
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1 | CSVexport Version | The version of the CSV file format | Number 1.0 | |
2 | Session Type | Type of the performance session being reported | ||
3 | Session Name | The name of the performance session as seen in the Legacy orchestrator GUI | String | |
4 | Session Id | The identifier of the performance session assigned by Legacy orchestrator on creation | Number | 1211 |
5 | Source NE | The name of the source network element of this performance session | String | VCX01 |
6 | Model | For more information, please refer to Product Model Information. | ||
7 | Type | The type of the Source NE | String Always Supervision | |
8 | Serial | Serial number of the Source NE | String | |
9 | Interface | Interface Name of the Source NE | String | |
10 | Source Ip | IP address of the Source NE interface | String | |
11 | Source Port | UDP source port | Number Value from 0 to 65535 | 10000 |
12 | Destination Ip | IP address of the performance sessions reflector | String | 10.10.10.12 |
13 | Destination Port | UDP destination port | Number Value from 0 to 65535 | 6000 |
14 | Interval | The reporting interval of the performance session. This is the frequency at which data points are generated for this session. | Seconds | 60 |
15 | Packet Rate | The number of bits per second transmitted by this performance session | Bits/second | 6540 |
16 | Packet Size | Size of the TWAMP packet payload | Bytes Range: 14 to 1472 Default: 41 | 41 |
17 | statTime | End time of one interval and the time when the collected data were condensed into KPI metrics. UTC time milliseconds since epoch 1/1/1970 | ms | |
18 | statRound | Interval numbering per session. Starting from 1 and increasing in step of one for every newly created interval | seqnum | |
19 | intervalms | The data collecting interval. This is the time between creating two consecutive intervals. Max value 600 seconds | ms | |
20 | syncStatus | Synchronization state and quality factor of the interval. Concerns all sessions where one-way delay metrics are measured. The syncStatus metric is divided into two parts, state (low 16 bits) and quality (high 16 bits). The sync quality factor is measured in percent (0-100%). It is not an exact value but instead a guidance on how well synchronization can be performed over the network. The state holds the current state of used synchronization session. States: CONNECT (13) test connectivity to destination COLD (16) synchronization started (not yet ready to use) WARM (17) synchronization data ready to use FATAL (23) Fatal error occurred | int | |
21 | ul_statStatus | Source to Target Statistic result status (two 16bit field). +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ | statLevel | errorCode | | lo 16 bit | hi 16 bit | +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ statlevel: valid statistic levels in result. If statLevel = LOSS|JITTER|DELAY, the result record contain information about loss, jitter and delay. LOSS = 0x0100 (256) EST_LOSS = 0x04000 (16384) JITTER = 0x0200 (512) DELAY = 0x0400 (1024) TUNNEL_LOSS = 0x00040 (64) LOSS|JITTER|DELAY = 0x0700 (1792) EST_LOSS: Estimation is done when we have not received any packet to calculate possible gap in sequence number at the time to process the ResultRecord. TUNNEL_LOSS: Contain possible packet loss in NFV tunnel (false loss) errorCode: if code = 0 the result record is OK. If code > 0 see Error Codes (33xx) for description (Administrative Operations). | int | |
22 | ul_firstpktSeq | Source to Target sequence number of the first received packet during the interval. | Number | |
23 | ul_lastpktSeq | Source to Target sequence number of the last received packet during the interval | Number | |
24 | ul_rxpkts | Source to Target number of packets that were received (including duplicate packets) during the interval | int | |
25 | ul_rxbytes | Source to Target number of bytes that were received (including duplicate packets) during the interval | int | |
26 | ul_misorderpkts | Source to Target number of packets that were received reordered (excluding duplicates) during the interval | int | |
27 | ul_duplicatepkts | Source to Target number of packets that were received duplicated during the interval | int | |
28 | ul_toolatepkts | Source to Target number of packets that were received late, already counted as lost in the previous interval | int | |
29 | ul_lostpkts | Source to Target number of lost packets during the interval | int | |
30 | ul_lostperiods | Source to Target number of lost periods during the interval | int | |
31 | ul_lostburstmin | Source to Target shortest loss period length during the interval | int | |
32 | ul_lostburstmax | Source to Target longest loss period length during the interval | int | |
33 | ul_lostperc | Source to Target Number of lost packets during the RR interval in percent. lostperc = (lostpkts / (rxpkts + lostpkts - duplicatepkts)) * 100.0 | % in ppm | |
34 | ul_mos | Source to Target MOS float Mean Opinion Score is a measure of voice call quality. MOS is expressed as a decimal value in the range from 1.0 to 5.0, where 5.0 is the highest rated quality. MOS is derived from the R-value | ppm | |
35 | ul_r | Source to Target rating value (or factor) is a measure of voice call quality and is derived from metrics such as codec type, latency, jitter and packet loss. The R-value is expressed as a decimal value in the range from 1.0 to 100.0, where 100.0 is the highest rated quality | ppm | |
36 | ul_tosmin | Source to Target minimum received TOS value during the interval. Max value 255 | int | |
37 | ul_tosmax | Source to Target maximum received TOS value during the interval. Max value 255 | int | |
38 | ul_vpriomin | Source to Target minimum received VLAN priority during the interval. Max value 7 | int | |
39 | ul_vpriomax | Source to Target maximum received VLAN priority during the interval. Max value 7 | int | |
40 | ul_cksum | Source to Target Checksum value for the received packets during the interval | int | |
41 | ul_ttlmin | Source to Target minimum received TTL value during the interval. Max value 255 | int | |
42 | ul_ttlmax | Source to Target maximum received TTL value during the interval. Max value 255 | int | |
43 | ul_dmin | Source to Target minimum delay during the interval | µs | |
44 | ul_dp25 | Source to Target percentile 25 delay during the interval | µs | |
45 | ul_dp50 | Source to Target percentile 50 (median) delay during the interval | µs | |
46 | ul_dp75 | Source to Target percentile 75 delay during the interval | µs | |
47 | ul_dp95 | Source to Target percentile 95 delay during the interval | µs | |
48 | ul_dpLo | Source to Target user configured (default percentile 96) delay during the interval | µs | |
49 | ul_dpMi | Source to Target user configured (default percentile 98) delay during the interval | µs | |
50 | ul_dpHi | Source to Target user configured (default percentile 99) delay during the interval | µs | |
51 | ul_dmax | Source to Target maximum delay during the interval | µs | |
52 | ul_dmean | Source to Target average delay during the interval | µs | |
53 | ul_dStdDev | Source to Target standard deviation of the delay during the interval | µs | |
54 | ul_jmin | Source to Target minimum jitter during the interval | µs | |
55 | ul_jp25 | Source to Target percentile 25 jitter during the interval | µs | |
56 | ul_jp50 | Source to Target percentile 50 jitter during the interval | µs | |
57 | ul_jp75 | Source to Target percentile 75 jitter during the interval | µs | |
58 | ul_jp95 | Source to Target percentile 95 jitter during the interval | µs | |
59 | ul_jpLo | Source to Target user configured (default percentile 96) jitter during the interval | µs | |
60 | ul_jpMi | Source to Target user configured (default percentile 98) jitter during the interval | µs | |
61 | ul_jpHi | Source to Target user configured (default percentile 99) jitter during the interval | µs | |
62 | ul_jmax | Source to Target maximum jitter during the interval | µs | |
63 | ul_jmean | Source to Target average jitter during the interval | µs | |
64 | ul_jStdDev | Source to Target standard deviation of the jitter during the interval | µs | |
65 | ul_dvp25 | Source to Target percentile 25 delay variation during the interval | µs | |
66 | ul_dvp50 | Source to Target percentile 50 delay variation during the interval | µs | |
67 | ul_dvp75 | Source to Target percentile 75 delay variation during the interval | µs | |
68 | ul_dvp95 | Source to Target percentile 95 delay variation during the interval | µs | |
69 | ul_dvpLo | Source to Target user configured (default percentile 96) delay variation during the interval | µs | |
70 | ul_dvpMi | Source to Target user configured (default percentile 98) delay variation during the interval | µs | |
71 | ul_dvpHi | Source to Target user configured (default percentile 99) delay variation during the interval | µs | |
72 | ul_dvmax | Source to Target maximum delay variation during the interval | µs | |
73 | ul_dvmean | Source to Target average delay variation during the interval | µs | |
74 | dl_statStatus | Target to Source Statistic result status (two 16bit field). +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ | statLevel | errorCode | | lo 16 bit | hi 16 bit | +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ statlevel: valid statistic levels in result. If statLevel = LOSS|JITTER|DELAY, the result record contain information about loss, jitter and delay. LOSS = 0x0100 (256) EST_LOSS = 0x04000 (16384) JITTER = 0x0200 (512) DELAY = 0x0400 (1024) TUNNEL_LOSS = 0x00040 (64) LOSS|JITTER|DELAY = 0x0700 (1792) EST_LOSS: Estimation is done when we have not received any packet to calculate possible gap in sequence number at the time to process the ResultRecord. TUNNEL_LOSS: Contain possible packet loss in NFV tunnel (false loss) errorCode: if code = 0 the result record is OK. If code > 0 see Error Codes (33xx) for description (Administrative Operations). | int | |
75 | dl_firstpktSeq | Target to Source sequence number of the first received packet during the interval. | Number | |
76 | dl_lastpktSeq | Target to Source sequence number of the last received packet during the interval | Number | |
77 | dl_rxpkts | Target to Source number of packets that were received (including duplicate packets) during the interval | int | |
78 | dl_rxbytes | Target to Source number of bytes that were received (including duplicate packets) during the interval | int | |
79 | dl_misorderpkts | Target to Source number of packets that were received reordered (excluding duplicates) during the interval | int | |
80 | dl_duplicatepkts | Target to Source number of packets that were received duplicated during the interval | int | |
81 | dl_toolatepkts | Target to Source number of packets that were received late, already counted as lost in the previous interval | int | |
82 | dl_lostpkts | Target to Source number of lost packets during the interval | int | |
83 | dl_lostperiods | Target to Source number of lost periods during the interval | int | |
84 | dl_lostburstmin | Target to Source shortest loss period length during the interval | int | |
85 | dl_lostburstmax | Target to Source longest loss period length during the interval | int | |
86 | dl_lostperc | Target to Source number of lost packets during the RR interval in percent. lostperc = (lostpkts / (rxpkts + lostpkts - duplicatepkts)) * 100.0 | % in ppm | |
87 | dl_mos | Target to Source MOS float Mean Opinion Score is a measure of voice call quality. MOS is expressed as a decimal value in the range from 1.0 to 5.0, where 5.0 is the highest rated quality. MOS is derived from the R-value | ppm | |
88 | dl_r | Target to Source rating value (or factor) is a measure of voice call quality and is derived from metrics such as codec type, latency, jitter and packet loss. The R-value is expressed as a decimal value in the range from 1.0 to 100.0, where 100.0 is the highest rated quality | ppm | |
89 | dl_tosmin | Target to Source minimum received TOS value during the interval. Max value 255 | int | |
90 | dl_tosmax | Target to Source maximum received TOS value during the interval. Max value 255 | int | |
91 | dl_vpriomin | Target to Source minimum received VLAN priority during the interval. Max value 7 | int | |
92 | dl_vpriomax | Target to Source maximum received VLAN priority during the interval. Max value 7 | int | |
93 | dl_cksum | Target to Source Checksum value for the received packets during the interval | int | |
94 | dl_ttlmin | Target to Source minimum received TTL value during the interval. Max value 255 | int | |
95 | dl_ttlmax | Target to Source Maximum received TTL value during the interval. Max value 255 | int | |
96 | dl_dmin | Target to Source Minimum delay during the interval | µs | |
97 | dl_dp25 | Target to Source Percentile 25 delay during the interval | µs | |
98 | dl_dp50 | Target to Source Percentile 50 (median) delay during the interval | µs | |
99 | dl_dp75 | Target to Source Percentile 75 delay during the interval | µs | |
100 | dl_dp95 | Target to Source Percentile 95 delay during the interval | µs | |
101 | dl_dpLo | Target to Source User configured (default percentile 96) delay during the interval | µs | |
102 | dl_dpMi | Target to Source User configured (default percentile 98) delay during the interval | µs | |
103 | dl_dpHi | User configured (default percentile 99) delay difference from min delay | µs | |
104 | dl_dmax | Target to Source User configured (default percentile 99) delay during the interval | µs | |
105 | dl_dmean | Target to Source Average delay during the interval | µs | |
106 | dl_dStdDev | Target to Source Standard deviation of the delay during the interval | µs | |
107 | dl_jmin | Target to Source Minimum jitter during the interval | µs | |
108 | dl_jp25 | Target to Source Percentile 25 jitter during the interval | µs | |
109 | dl_jp50 | Target to Source Percentile 50 jitter during the interval | µs | |
110 | dl_jp75 | Target to Source Percentile 75 jitter during the interval | µs | |
111 | dl_jp95 | Target to Source Percentile 95 jitter during the interval | µs | |
112 | dl_jpLo | Target to Source User configured (default percentile 96) jitter during the interval | µs | |
113 | dl_jpMi | Target to Source User configured (default percentile 98) jitter during the interval | µs | |
114 | dl_jpHi | Target to Source User configured (default percentile 99) jitter during the interval | µs | |
115 | dl_jmax | Target to Source Maximum jitter during the interval | µs | |
116 | dl_jmean | Target to Source Average jitter during the interval | µs | |
117 | dl_jStdDev | Target to Source Standard deviation of the jitter during the interval | µs | |
118 | dl_dvp25 | Target to Source Percentile 25 delay variation during the interval | µs | |
119 | dl_dvp50 | Target to Source Percentile 50 delay variation during the interval | µs | |
120 | dl_dvp75 | Target to Source Percentile 75 delay variation during the interval | µs | |
121 | dl_dvp95 | Target to Source Percentile 95 delay variation during the interval | µs | |
122 | dl_dvpLo | Target to Source User configured (default percentile 96) delay variation during the interval | µs | |
123 | dl_dvpMi | Target to Source User configured (default percentile 98) delay variation during the interval | µs | |
124 | dl_dvpHi | Target to Source User configured (default percentile 99) delay variation during the interval | µs | |
125 | dl_dvmax | Target to Source Maximum delay variation during the interval | µs | |
126 | dl_dvmean | Target to Source Average delay variation during the interval | µs | |
127 | rt_statStatus | Round Trip Statistic result status (two 16bit field) +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ | statLevel | errorCode | | lo 16 bit | hi 16 bit | +-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+ statlevel: valid statistic levels in result. If statLevel = LOSS|JITTER|DELAY, the result record contain information about loss, jitter and delay. LOSS = 0x0100 (256) EST_LOSS = 0x04000 (16384) JITTER = 0x0200 (512) DELAY = 0x0400 (1024) TUNNEL_LOSS = 0x00040 (64) LOSS|JITTER|DELAY = 0x0700 (1792) EST_LOSS: Estimation is done when we have not received any packet to calculate possible gap in sequence number at the time to process the ResultRecord. TUNNEL_LOSS: Contain possible packet loss in NFV tunnel (false loss) errorCode: if code = 0 the result record is OK. If code > 0 see Error Codes (33xx) for description (Administrative Operations). | int | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
128 | rt_firstpktSeq | Round Trip sequence number of the first received packet during the interval | Number | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
129 | rt_lastpktSeq | Round Trip sequence number of the last received packet during the interval | Number | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
130 | rt_rxpkts | Round Trip number of packets that were received (including duplicate packets) during the interval | int | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
131 | rt_rxbytes | Round Trip number of bytes that were received (including duplicate packets) during the interval | int | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
132 | rt_dmin | Round Trip minimum delay during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
133 | rt_dp25 | Round Trip percentile 25 delay during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
134 | rt_dp50 | Round Trip percentile 50 (median) delay during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
135 | rt_dp75 | Round Trip percentile 75 delay during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
136 | rt_dp95 | Round Trip percentile 95 delay during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
137 | rt_dpLo | Round Trip user configured (default percentile 96) delay during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
138 | rt_dpMi | Round Trip user configured (default percentile 98) delay during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
139 | rt_dpHi | Round Trip user configured (default percentile 99) delay during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
140 | rt_dmax | Round Trip Maximum delay during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
141 | rt_dmean | Round Trip Average delay during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
142 | rt_dStdDev | Round Trip Standard deviation of the delay during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
143 | rt_jmin | Round Trip Minimum jitter during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
144 | rt_jp25 | Round Trip Percentile 25 jitter during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
145 | rt_jp50 | Round Trip Percentile 50 jitter during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
146 | rt_jp75 | Round Trip Percentile 75 jitter during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
147 | rt_jp95 | Round Trip Percentile 95 jitter during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
148 | rt_jpLo | Round Trip User configured (default percentile 96) jitter during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
149 | rt_jpMi | Round Trip User configured (default percentile 98) jitter during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
150 | rt_jpHi | Round Trip User configured (default percentile 99) jitter during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
141 | rt_jmax | Round Trip Maximum jitter during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
152 | rt_jmean | Round Trip Average jitter during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
153 | rt_jStdDev | Round Trip Standard deviation of the jitter during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
154 | rt_dvp25 | Round Trip percentile 25 delay variation during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
155 | rt_dvp50 | Round Trip percentile 50 delay variation during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
156 | rt_dvp75 | Round Trip percentile 75 delay variation during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
157 | rt_dvp95 | Round Trip percentile 95 delay variation during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
158 | rt_dvpLo | Round Trip user configured (default percentile 96) delay variation during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
159 | rt_dvpMi | Round Trip user configured (default percentile 98) delay variation during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
160 | rt_dvpHi | Round Trip user configured (default percentile 99) delay variation during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
161 | rt_dvmax | Round Trip maximum delay variation during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
162 | rt_dvmean | Round Trip average delay variation during the interval | µs | Note: Value will be empty if the Round-trip delay mode is disabled. |
163 | System Id | Legacy orchestrator ID. Identifies which Legacy orchestrator produced this interval. | String |
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