Live Web Event: Understanding Carrier Ethernet Throughput
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Jun 01
2010
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This is an MEF Interactive Live Meeting Webinar
This event was completed June 3, 2010. The event Recording, White Paper and Presentation Materials are available at http://www.metroethernetforum.org/oamwp
Enterprise users of Carrier Ethernet services who want to better understand Carrier Ethernet services and how applications that utilize Carrier Ethernet can be tuned to run faster.
Consisting of a presentation followed by an interactive panel/Q&A discussion, this event provides a concise overview of Carrier Ethernet services. Attendees will learn about some of the factors that can negatively impact throughput and application performance, as well as become familiar with basic methods for troubleshooting service performance.
As carriers migrate from frame relay, ATM and TDM based data services, sometimes they find that new Carrier Ethernet services or the applications that utilize them do not perform as expected. This webinar explains some of the key parameters necessary for getting the most out of an Ethernet service, and some of the pitfalls that can impact applications when utilizing Ethernet in the WAN. This MEF webinar provides Enterprise users with a perspective on what to expect with a Carrier Ethernet service and some of the key factors that can influence application performance, including:
- Shaping and policing and how they can impact Ethernet service throughput
- Color marking and its impact on service throughput
- The impact of frame size and higher level protocol choices
- TCP windowing and its impact on throughput
- The impact of transmission delay and errors to throughput
- How to properly measure throughput, delay and other key SLA parameters
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