IP Latency Statistics
Verizon Business is constantly measuring the latency (speed) of core areas of its network using data collected by pings via the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP).
How is the data collected?
Data is collected from designated routers in key network hubs world-wide, in 5-minute intervals. Monthly latency and packet delivery statistics are derived from averaging all samples from the previous month.
What are our targets?
Verizon Business Service Level Agreements (SLAs) guarantee
Monthly latency figures of:
- 45ms or less for regional round trips within North America.
- 30ms or less for regional round trips within Europe.
- 90ms or less for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
Packet delivery of:
- 99.5 percent or greater for regional round trips within Europe and North America.
- 99.5 percent or greater for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
SLA VSAT Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
Network Transit Delay is the round trip average monthly delay between the origination and the destination between the in-route and out-route demarcation points.
Network Packet Guarantee is measured based on the percentage of test packets that reach their intended destination, divided by the total number of test packets sent.
What are our targets?
Verizon Enterprise Solutions Service Level Agreements (SLAs) provide:
- Network Transit Delay - 800 Msec or less for regional round trips within North America
- Network Packet Guarantee - 99% average or greater for regional round trips within North America
Private IP Network SLA Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
US Network Delay is calculated by measuring round trip transit delay between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes across the contiguous US PIP Network and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
Network MOS is calculated by sampling performance scores for the EF traffic class, using the standards based E-model (ITU-T G.107), between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes in each specific region and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
What are our targets?
The US Network Delay Service Level Standard is 36ms roundtrip or less using 64-byte packets for measurement. The network monthly average MOS performance for EF traffic is a minimum of 4.0.
VZlatencyController lat_latency Verizon Enterprise Latency Statistics (ms) lat_latency || lat_latency
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IP Latency Statistics
Verizon Business is constantly measuring the latency (speed) of core areas of its network using data collected by pings via the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP).
How is the data collected?
Data is collected from designated routers in key network hubs world-wide, in 5-minute intervals. Monthly latency and packet delivery statistics are derived from averaging all samples from the previous month.
What are our targets?
Verizon Business Service Level Agreements (SLAs) guarantee
Monthly latency figures of:
- 45ms or less for regional round trips within North America.
- 30ms or less for regional round trips within Europe.
- 90ms or less for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
Packet delivery of:
- 99.5 percent or greater for regional round trips within Europe and North America.
- 99.5 percent or greater for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
SLA VSAT Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
Network Transit Delay is the round trip average monthly delay between the origination and the destination between the in-route and out-route demarcation points.
Network Packet Guarantee is measured based on the percentage of test packets that reach their intended destination, divided by the total number of test packets sent.
What are our targets?
Verizon Enterprise Solutions Service Level Agreements (SLAs) provide:
- Network Transit Delay - 800 Msec or less for regional round trips within North America
- Network Packet Guarantee - 99% average or greater for regional round trips within North America
Private IP Network SLA Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
US Network Delay is calculated by measuring round trip transit delay between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes across the contiguous US PIP Network and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
Network MOS is calculated by sampling performance scores for the EF traffic class, using the standards based E-model (ITU-T G.107), between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes in each specific region and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
What are our targets?
The US Network Delay Service Level Standard is 36ms roundtrip or less using 64-byte packets for measurement. The network monthly average MOS performance for EF traffic is a minimum of 4.0.
VZlatencyController lat_lat2us Verizon Enterprise Latency Statistics for Country Specific Metrics (ms) lat_lat2us || lat_lat2us
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IP Latency Statistics
Verizon Business is constantly measuring the latency (speed) of core areas of its network using data collected by pings via the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP).
How is the data collected?
Data is collected from designated routers in key network hubs world-wide, in 5-minute intervals. Monthly latency and packet delivery statistics are derived from averaging all samples from the previous month.
What are our targets?
Verizon Business Service Level Agreements (SLAs) guarantee
Monthly latency figures of:
- 45ms or less for regional round trips within North America.
- 30ms or less for regional round trips within Europe.
- 90ms or less for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
Packet delivery of:
- 99.5 percent or greater for regional round trips within Europe and North America.
- 99.5 percent or greater for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
SLA VSAT Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
Network Transit Delay is the round trip average monthly delay between the origination and the destination between the in-route and out-route demarcation points.
Network Packet Guarantee is measured based on the percentage of test packets that reach their intended destination, divided by the total number of test packets sent.
What are our targets?
Verizon Enterprise Solutions Service Level Agreements (SLAs) provide:
- Network Transit Delay - 800 Msec or less for regional round trips within North America
- Network Packet Guarantee - 99% average or greater for regional round trips within North America
Private IP Network SLA Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
US Network Delay is calculated by measuring round trip transit delay between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes across the contiguous US PIP Network and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
Network MOS is calculated by sampling performance scores for the EF traffic class, using the standards based E-model (ITU-T G.107), between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes in each specific region and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
What are our targets?
The US Network Delay Service Level Standard is 36ms roundtrip or less using 64-byte packets for measurement. The network monthly average MOS performance for EF traffic is a minimum of 4.0.
VZlatencyController lat_packet Verizon Enterprise Packet Delivery Statistics (%) lat_packet || lat_packet
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IP Latency Statistics
Verizon Business is constantly measuring the latency (speed) of core areas of its network using data collected by pings via the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP).
How is the data collected?
Data is collected from designated routers in key network hubs world-wide, in 5-minute intervals. Monthly latency and packet delivery statistics are derived from averaging all samples from the previous month.
What are our targets?
Verizon Business Service Level Agreements (SLAs) guarantee
Monthly latency figures of:
- 45ms or less for regional round trips within North America.
- 30ms or less for regional round trips within Europe.
- 90ms or less for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
Packet delivery of:
- 99.5 percent or greater for regional round trips within Europe and North America.
- 99.5 percent or greater for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
SLA VSAT Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
Network Transit Delay is the round trip average monthly delay between the origination and the destination between the in-route and out-route demarcation points.
Network Packet Guarantee is measured based on the percentage of test packets that reach their intended destination, divided by the total number of test packets sent.
What are our targets?
Verizon Enterprise Solutions Service Level Agreements (SLAs) provide:
- Network Transit Delay - 800 Msec or less for regional round trips within North America
- Network Packet Guarantee - 99% average or greater for regional round trips within North America
Private IP Network SLA Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
US Network Delay is calculated by measuring round trip transit delay between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes across the contiguous US PIP Network and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
Network MOS is calculated by sampling performance scores for the EF traffic class, using the standards based E-model (ITU-T G.107), between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes in each specific region and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
What are our targets?
The US Network Delay Service Level Standard is 36ms roundtrip or less using 64-byte packets for measurement. The network monthly average MOS performance for EF traffic is a minimum of 4.0.
VZlatencyController lat_pack2us Verizon Enterprise Packet Delivery Statistics for Country Specific Metrics(%) lat_pack2us || lat_pack2us
| Verizon Enterprise Packet Delivery Statistics for Country Specific Metrics(%) | ||||||||||||
IP Latency Statistics
Verizon Business is constantly measuring the latency (speed) of core areas of its network using data collected by pings via the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP).
How is the data collected?
Data is collected from designated routers in key network hubs world-wide, in 5-minute intervals. Monthly latency and packet delivery statistics are derived from averaging all samples from the previous month.
What are our targets?
Verizon Business Service Level Agreements (SLAs) guarantee
Monthly latency figures of:
- 45ms or less for regional round trips within North America.
- 30ms or less for regional round trips within Europe.
- 90ms or less for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
Packet delivery of:
- 99.5 percent or greater for regional round trips within Europe and North America.
- 99.5 percent or greater for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
SLA VSAT Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
Network Transit Delay is the round trip average monthly delay between the origination and the destination between the in-route and out-route demarcation points.
Network Packet Guarantee is measured based on the percentage of test packets that reach their intended destination, divided by the total number of test packets sent.
What are our targets?
Verizon Enterprise Solutions Service Level Agreements (SLAs) provide:
- Network Transit Delay - 800 Msec or less for regional round trips within North America
- Network Packet Guarantee - 99% average or greater for regional round trips within North America
Private IP Network SLA Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
US Network Delay is calculated by measuring round trip transit delay between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes across the contiguous US PIP Network and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
Network MOS is calculated by sampling performance scores for the EF traffic class, using the standards based E-model (ITU-T G.107), between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes in each specific region and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
What are our targets?
The US Network Delay Service Level Standard is 36ms roundtrip or less using 64-byte packets for measurement. The network monthly average MOS performance for EF traffic is a minimum of 4.0.
VZlatencyController lat_jitter Verizon Enterprise Jitter Statistics (ms) lat_jitter || lat_jitter
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IP Latency Statistics
Verizon Business is constantly measuring the latency (speed) of core areas of its network using data collected by pings via the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP).
How is the data collected?
Data is collected from designated routers in key network hubs world-wide, in 5-minute intervals. Monthly latency and packet delivery statistics are derived from averaging all samples from the previous month.
What are our targets?
Verizon Business Service Level Agreements (SLAs) guarantee
Monthly latency figures of:
- 45ms or less for regional round trips within North America.
- 30ms or less for regional round trips within Europe.
- 90ms or less for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
Packet delivery of:
- 99.5 percent or greater for regional round trips within Europe and North America.
- 99.5 percent or greater for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
SLA VSAT Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
Network Transit Delay is the round trip average monthly delay between the origination and the destination between the in-route and out-route demarcation points.
Network Packet Guarantee is measured based on the percentage of test packets that reach their intended destination, divided by the total number of test packets sent.
What are our targets?
Verizon Enterprise Solutions Service Level Agreements (SLAs) provide:
- Network Transit Delay - 800 Msec or less for regional round trips within North America
- Network Packet Guarantee - 99% average or greater for regional round trips within North America
Private IP Network SLA Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
US Network Delay is calculated by measuring round trip transit delay between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes across the contiguous US PIP Network and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
Network MOS is calculated by sampling performance scores for the EF traffic class, using the standards based E-model (ITU-T G.107), between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes in each specific region and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
What are our targets?
The US Network Delay Service Level Standard is 36ms roundtrip or less using 64-byte packets for measurement. The network monthly average MOS performance for EF traffic is a minimum of 4.0.
VZlatencyController lat_usmos Verizon Enterprise MOS Statistics lat_usmos || lat_usmos
| Verizon Enterprise MOS Statistics | ||||||||||||
IP Latency Statistics
Verizon Business is constantly measuring the latency (speed) of core areas of its network using data collected by pings via the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP).
How is the data collected?
Data is collected from designated routers in key network hubs world-wide, in 5-minute intervals. Monthly latency and packet delivery statistics are derived from averaging all samples from the previous month.
What are our targets?
Verizon Business Service Level Agreements (SLAs) guarantee
Monthly latency figures of:
- 45ms or less for regional round trips within North America.
- 30ms or less for regional round trips within Europe.
- 90ms or less for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
Packet delivery of:
- 99.5 percent or greater for regional round trips within Europe and North America.
- 99.5 percent or greater for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
SLA VSAT Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
Network Transit Delay is the round trip average monthly delay between the origination and the destination between the in-route and out-route demarcation points.
Network Packet Guarantee is measured based on the percentage of test packets that reach their intended destination, divided by the total number of test packets sent.
What are our targets?
Verizon Enterprise Solutions Service Level Agreements (SLAs) provide:
- Network Transit Delay - 800 Msec or less for regional round trips within North America
- Network Packet Guarantee - 99% average or greater for regional round trips within North America
Private IP Network SLA Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
US Network Delay is calculated by measuring round trip transit delay between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes across the contiguous US PIP Network and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
Network MOS is calculated by sampling performance scores for the EF traffic class, using the standards based E-model (ITU-T G.107), between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes in each specific region and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
What are our targets?
The US Network Delay Service Level Standard is 36ms roundtrip or less using 64-byte packets for measurement. The network monthly average MOS performance for EF traffic is a minimum of 4.0.
VZlatencyController lat_vsatdelay Network Transit Delay lat_vsatdelay || lat_vsatdelay
| Network Transit Delay | ||||||||||||
IP Latency Statistics
Verizon Business is constantly measuring the latency (speed) of core areas of its network using data collected by pings via the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP).
How is the data collected?
Data is collected from designated routers in key network hubs world-wide, in 5-minute intervals. Monthly latency and packet delivery statistics are derived from averaging all samples from the previous month.
What are our targets?
Verizon Business Service Level Agreements (SLAs) guarantee
Monthly latency figures of:
- 45ms or less for regional round trips within North America.
- 30ms or less for regional round trips within Europe.
- 90ms or less for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
Packet delivery of:
- 99.5 percent or greater for regional round trips within Europe and North America.
- 99.5 percent or greater for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
SLA VSAT Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
Network Transit Delay is the round trip average monthly delay between the origination and the destination between the in-route and out-route demarcation points.
Network Packet Guarantee is measured based on the percentage of test packets that reach their intended destination, divided by the total number of test packets sent.
What are our targets?
Verizon Enterprise Solutions Service Level Agreements (SLAs) provide:
- Network Transit Delay - 800 Msec or less for regional round trips within North America
- Network Packet Guarantee - 99% average or greater for regional round trips within North America
Private IP Network SLA Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
US Network Delay is calculated by measuring round trip transit delay between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes across the contiguous US PIP Network and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
Network MOS is calculated by sampling performance scores for the EF traffic class, using the standards based E-model (ITU-T G.107), between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes in each specific region and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
What are our targets?
The US Network Delay Service Level Standard is 36ms roundtrip or less using 64-byte packets for measurement. The network monthly average MOS performance for EF traffic is a minimum of 4.0.
VZlatencyController lat_vsatguar Network Packet Guarantee (%) lat_vsatguar || lat_vsatguar
| Network Packet Guarantee (%) | ||||||||||||
IP Latency Statistics
Verizon Business is constantly measuring the latency (speed) of core areas of its network using data collected by pings via the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP).
How is the data collected?
Data is collected from designated routers in key network hubs world-wide, in 5-minute intervals. Monthly latency and packet delivery statistics are derived from averaging all samples from the previous month.
What are our targets?
Verizon Business Service Level Agreements (SLAs) guarantee
Monthly latency figures of:
- 45ms or less for regional round trips within North America.
- 30ms or less for regional round trips within Europe.
- 90ms or less for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
Packet delivery of:
- 99.5 percent or greater for regional round trips within Europe and North America.
- 99.5 percent or greater for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
SLA VSAT Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
Network Transit Delay is the round trip average monthly delay between the origination and the destination between the in-route and out-route demarcation points.
Network Packet Guarantee is measured based on the percentage of test packets that reach their intended destination, divided by the total number of test packets sent.
What are our targets?
Verizon Enterprise Solutions Service Level Agreements (SLAs) provide:
- Network Transit Delay - 800 Msec or less for regional round trips within North America
- Network Packet Guarantee - 99% average or greater for regional round trips within North America
Private IP Network SLA Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
US Network Delay is calculated by measuring round trip transit delay between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes across the contiguous US PIP Network and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
Network MOS is calculated by sampling performance scores for the EF traffic class, using the standards based E-model (ITU-T G.107), between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes in each specific region and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
What are our targets?
The US Network Delay Service Level Standard is 36ms roundtrip or less using 64-byte packets for measurement. The network monthly average MOS performance for EF traffic is a minimum of 4.0.
VZlatencyController lat_pipdel Private IP US Network Latency (ms) lat_pipdel || lat_pipdel
| Private IP US Network Latency (ms) | ||||||||||||
IP Latency Statistics
Verizon Business is constantly measuring the latency (speed) of core areas of its network using data collected by pings via the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP).
How is the data collected?
Data is collected from designated routers in key network hubs world-wide, in 5-minute intervals. Monthly latency and packet delivery statistics are derived from averaging all samples from the previous month.
What are our targets?
Verizon Business Service Level Agreements (SLAs) guarantee
Monthly latency figures of:
- 45ms or less for regional round trips within North America.
- 30ms or less for regional round trips within Europe.
- 90ms or less for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
Packet delivery of:
- 99.5 percent or greater for regional round trips within Europe and North America.
- 99.5 percent or greater for transatlantic round trips between London and New York.
SLA VSAT Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
Network Transit Delay is the round trip average monthly delay between the origination and the destination between the in-route and out-route demarcation points.
Network Packet Guarantee is measured based on the percentage of test packets that reach their intended destination, divided by the total number of test packets sent.
What are our targets?
Verizon Enterprise Solutions Service Level Agreements (SLAs) provide:
- Network Transit Delay - 800 Msec or less for regional round trips within North America
- Network Packet Guarantee - 99% average or greater for regional round trips within North America
Private IP Network SLA Statistics
Verizon Enterprise Solutions
How is the data collected?
US Network Delay is calculated by measuring round trip transit delay between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes across the contiguous US PIP Network and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
Network MOS is calculated by sampling performance scores for the EF traffic class, using the standards based E-model (ITU-T G.107), between Verizon Enterprise Solutions-designated backbone network nodes in each specific region and averaging the results over a thirty day period.
What are our targets?
The US Network Delay Service Level Standard is 36ms roundtrip or less using 64-byte packets for measurement. The network monthly average MOS performance for EF traffic is a minimum of 4.0.
VZlatencyController lat_pipmos Private IP Network Mean Opinion Score ('MOS') lat_pipmos || lat_pipmos
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