Jason,
As the ALT tag on the image says, m is milli, so 100 is just 0.0100, so it could be ok to show 0, if you only have 2 pikes of 0.01.
Javier
Jason Humes wrote:
Hi So I've got some SAA probes testing jitter, loss and latency between two routers and jffnms is graphing that data nicely...although, when I look at the SAA % Packet Loss graph, the graph shows a couple of blue line spikes (up to 100m - 200m...what does the m mean?), yet the bottom of the graph stats, max avg and last, all show 0...how can this be? Thanks.
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