Lab For Students

*****Configuration steps 1.         Select the ports Add 2 ports in  the configuration and rename them as IGMP Host and Querier 2.           Enable IGMP protocol on the ports Click on  Protocols   on  Protocol tree  and then switching to  Multicast  tab 3.         Configure the IP addresses on the ports IGMP Querier  IP=1.1.1.1 IGMP Host IP=1.1.1.100 You need to   Add Interfaces  and  Add IPv4  addresses on the ports Enable the interfaces, the port link should be green without exclamation mark 4.         IGMP Querier configuration Go to  IGMP   on  Protocol tree  and switch to  Ports  tab. Set number of queriers to 1 Number of host to  0 On the Querier tab add the Connected Interface to the   Querier and enable it Set the querier to use IGMPv3           5.  Configure IGMP host: Go to  IGMP   on  Protocol tree  and switch to  Ports  tab. Set number of queriers to 0 Number of host to  1

Setup information : 2 ports connected back to back Port1 IP=1.1.1.1 Port2 IP=1.1.1.2 Send traffic from Port1 to Port2 and check latency/jitter. Step1.  Enable Latency and Jitter measurements for the test In order to measure jitter you will need to enable  Latency and Delay Variation statistics measurements from traffic options. Go to  Test Options  (main ribbon) - Traffic Options  and enable  Latency and Delay Variation There are some restrictions regarding which set of statistics can work together, please check the bellow compatibility table Step2. Configure the ports   Step3. Create a Traffic Item On flow tracking page make sure that you enable Latency  Bin measurements and flow tracking. Since the latency variation is a perFlow statistics enable some sort of  flow tracking. I’ve chosen Flow tracking based on Traffic Item Step4.  Apply and start the traffic S