Telnet Timing Mark Option

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The Telnet Timing Mark Option is a protocol extension that allows a Telnet client and server to coordinate and measure end-to-end transmission delays by inserting special timing mark commands into the data stream.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Telnet option
protocol extension
appliesTo interactive terminal sessions
author Jon Postel NERFINISHED
belongsToProtocolSuite TCP/IP NERFINISHED
category application-layer protocol feature
commandPrefix IAC
definedIn RFC 860 NERFINISHED
hasAbbreviation TM NERFINISHED
hasFunction allow correlation of user input with server response time
allow measurement of round-trip delay
insert special timing mark commands into the data stream
hasName Timing Mark
hasNumericValue Telnet option number 6
hasOptionCode 6
hasPurpose coordinate end-to-end transmission delay measurement
measure interactive response time
support performance measurement over Telnet connections
hasRFCTitle Telnet Timing Mark Option NERFINISHED
insertsInto Telnet data stream
introduced 1983
isObsoletedBy modern performance measurement tools
layer application layer
measurementType end-to-end transmission delay
negotiatedUsing Telnet option negotiation mechanism
operatesBetween Telnet client NERFINISHED
Telnet server
partOf Telnet protocol NERFINISHED
relatedTo Telnet Echo Option NERFINISHED
Telnet protocol options
requires support from both Telnet client and Telnet server
securityConsideration can reveal timing characteristics of a connection
does not provide encryption
standardizedBy Internet Engineering Task Force
surface form: IETF
status historic
usedFor interactive session tuning
network delay analysis
performance diagnostics
usesCommand IAC DO TIMING-MARK
IAC DONT TIMING-MARK
IAC TIMING-MARK
IAC WILL TIMING-MARK
IAC WONT TIMING-MARK
usesTransportProtocol TCP NERFINISHED

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RFC 860 title Telnet Timing Mark Option
RFC 860 defines Telnet Timing Mark Option
this entity surface form: Telnet Timing Mark option
RFC 860 specifies Telnet Timing Mark Option
this entity surface form: Telnet option negotiation for Timing Mark