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iDirect Evolution and iNfinity latency

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Agor
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Oct 31st, 2010 at 10:20pm  
A question to the forum: what is the minimal latency expected on Evolution system, in ACM mode and on iNfinity, assuming a remote exchanges TCP/IP traffic with a server in the hub?
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Reply #1 - Nov 2nd, 2010 at 5:53pm  
There is a certain release in which the latency switched within the iDirect product line.
Pre iDs 7.0.8 (i think or 7.0.7) the Latency "typical" value was quoted as 560ms to 580ms approx.
After the release of iDs 8 the Latency increased to 630ms - 640ms approx. 
iDx releases (Evolution) currently have the later latency values so you should see 630ms - 640ms in a decent, well commissioned and well designed system.

Are you seeing values wildly different to these?  there are lots of configuration and design as well as physical influences that will give you less than optimum Latency performance.
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Reply #2 - Nov 4th, 2010 at 1:34pm  
Dear Scout,
Thanks for that.

AGOR
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Reply #3 - Jan 11th, 2011 at 7:11pm  
Just wanted to follow up:
iDirect have resolved issues that caused increased latency in versions 8.2 and above.
In the new release, I think 2.1.2 moving forward, the latency on the iDirect platform is back to pre 8.2 values.  so I see a 40 to 70ms improvement over the previous versions....
I think you should see in 2.1.2 and newer the old values, 560-580ms perhaps.
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Reply #4 - Jan 11th, 2011 at 7:12pm  
this is also backed up in their release notes.....just checked Smiley
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Reply #5 - Mar 2nd, 2011 at 6:04am  
by the way, what is the possible cause of the latency alarm if the SNR values are good? I have been facing this so many times.
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Reply #6 - Mar 2nd, 2011 at 6:53am  
Congestion on the network?
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Reply #7 - Mar 2nd, 2011 at 2:19pm  
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by the way, what is the possible cause of the latency alarm if the SNR values are good? I have been facing this so many times.

Dot is correct, if you have a good transmission path, the likely cause is congestion, this does not mean you have to have fully used bandwidth, you could have a QoS configuration restricting the data allowed for NMS traffic (latency is measured by ICMP messages from primary NMS)
check out your bandwidth utilization, if it looks like you do have free bandwidth in your inroute (typically inroutes are the restrictive segment, but not always), if you have free bandwidth, check the traffic through that remote, see what queues the traffic is flowing through.  It is very common to see QoS configurations that need tweaking.
Are you experiencing traffic problems other than seeing the latency being high?
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