System and method to calculate round trip delay for real...

Multiplex communications – Diagnostic testing – Path check

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C370S249000, C370S252000

Reexamination Certificate

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and method calculate a round-trip delay (RTD) between first and second endpoints within a network, where an intermediate point is selected between the first and second endpoints within the network. A network analyzer determines a first data transmission time from the intermediate point to the first endpoint and back to the intermediate point, determines a second data transmission time from the intermediate point to the second endpoint and back to the intermediate point, and adds the first and second data transmission times to determine therefrom the round trip delay between the first and second endpoints within the network.

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