EndtoEndVerzögerungen
EndtoEndVerzögerungen, often referred to as end-to-end delay, represents the total time elapsed for a data packet to travel from its source to its final destination across a network. This measurement is crucial for understanding network performance and user experience, particularly in applications sensitive to latency such as real-time voice and video communication, online gaming, and remote control systems.
The calculation of EndtoEndVerzögerungen typically begins when a packet is generated by the source application and
Processing delay occurs at each network device, such as routers and switches, as they inspect packet headers,
Minimizing EndtoEndVerzögerungen is a key objective in network design and management. Techniques employed include optimizing routing