[c-nsp] IP SLA / rtr MIA strangeness

[Clinton Work]

Packets MIA means Missing in Action (lost packets).

Are you running all the tests to the same core router/switch? I have seen 
too many aggressive jitter tests running on the same router cause problems.


Jee Kay wrote:
> This generates a reasonably continuous 68k stream (should be roughly
> voice bandwidth/packet sizes) across the link for 4 minutes, repeating
> every 5 minutes.
> 
> Am I doing anything in particular wrong? What exactly does 'Packets MIA' mean?

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