ifspeed definition in rfimibv2-12
"Randy Presuhn" <[email protected]>
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Hi -
Current definition in rfimibv2-12 draft:
ifSpeed Return the maximum channel throughput (not payload
throughput) supported by the interface.
The maximum throughput is calculated for the case
where upstream channels are configured to maximize
interface throughput.
In RFC 2670 the definition reads:
ifSpeed Return the speed of this upstream channel.
The returned value is the raw bandwidth
in bits/s of this interface, regarding the
highest speed modulation profile that is
defined. This is the symbol rate multiplied
with the number of bits per symbol for this
modulation profile.
Is this a clarification or a technical change? If the latter, is it due to evolving
technology or operational experience? (I'm just trying to understand.)
Randy