VDELAY (Virtual Delay Protocol)
Delays outgoing packets. Used to exercise the ability of other protocols to keep the pipe full.
VDELAY sessions delay packets for a fixed number of milliseconds to simulate end-to-end latency. VDELAY is designed to simulate propogation delay, not delays due to queuing and congestion. The high-level protocol can set the delay (measured in milliseconds); the default is 25ms. VDELAY has no other effects on outgoing packets.
VDELAY is in the ASYNC realm.
VDELAY passes participants to the lower protocols without manipulating them.
VDELAY can be configured between any two ASYNC protocols. It is commonly configured between the protocol you want to test (e.g., MSP) and IP.
Ed Menze