web-speedup min-bgp-hrtt

Defines one of the brownout conditions--speed of packet delivery--for the Web Speedup snapshot report.

web-speedup min-bgp-hrtt <value_1> <value_2>
 
no web-speedup
 
no web-speedup min-bgp-hrtt
 

• value_1--minimum HRTT value (milliseconds) required to be considered poor; range: 0 through 1000000
• value_2--minimum HRTT value required to be considered very poor; range: 0 through 1000000

Must be in report configuration mode (config-reporting), which requires privileged-level access.

Use once.

value_1--1000000

value_2--1000000

Use the web-speedup min-bgp-hrtt command to set one of the two types of criteria used to define poor and very poor performance in the Web Speedup snapshot report. The other criteria is defined as “worst N percent of all prefixes,” set by the web-speedup worst-bgp-hrtt-percent command.

The minimum BGP values set the threshold for HRTTs (handshake round trip times, in milliseconds) on the worst performing BGP route in your network:

• If a prefix measurement is at least as high as value_1 and it qualifies as one of the worst N prefixes, it will be factored into the Poor Performance column of the Executive Summary snapshot report.
• If the prefix measurement is at least as high as value_2 and it qualifies as one of the worst N prefixes, it will also be factored into the Very Poor Performance column.

Use the no web-speedup command to reset all executive summary parameters to their defaults, including those set by each of the following commands:

• web-speedup http-turns
• web-speedup improvable min-hrtt-saving
• web-speedup improvable min-percent-improvement
• web-speedup min-bgp-hrtt
• web-speedup worst-bgp-hrtt-percent

Use the no web-speedup min-bgp-hrtt command to reset only the minimum BGP HRTT values to their defaults.