() TWAMP (Two-ay Active Weasurement Protocol, Two-way Active Measurement Protocol) is used to measure IP performance such as two-way delay, jitter, and packet loss rate between two devices in an IP…

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() TWAMP (Two-ay Active Weasurement Protocol, Two-way Active Measurement Protocol) is used to measure IP performance such as two-way delay, jitter, and packet loss rate between two devices in an IP network. It negotiates based on TCP connections and tests messages based on TCP interactions.

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