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# PERFORMANCE REPORTING

The new performance monitoring feature gives customers visibility of key in-life operational metrics for On Demand connections:

* Round trip delay
* Jitter
* Frame loss
* Utilisation

These parameters can be viewed by selecting the circuit connection from the main “Connections” page.

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Detailed graphs are available via the “more details” option, across daily, weekly and 30 day timespans.

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*Please note that this feature is currently in beta, and some performance metrics may be missing during this initial period.*


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