This object contains a JSON formatted string containing the results associated with running the network latency test using the configured server addresses. The string follows the following format { 'results': { 'time':'<in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS>' 'cm':'cm-mac-addr', 'group':'<group the selected CM is configured with>', 'server':'<ip details of conigured test server used>', 'avg':'<average RTT measured over test iteration in ms>', 'min':'<minimum RTT measured over test iteration in ms>', 'max':'<maximum RTT measured over test iteration in ms>', 'median':'<middle value of all RTT measurements in ms>', 'range':'<diff between the max and the min RTT values in ms>', 'std':'<standard deviation of sample in ms>', 'run':'<number of UDP Pings included in test>', 'fail':'<number of UDP Ping timeouts or DNS failures>' } } <time> defines the time the actual test was run <cm> defines the CM MAC addres value <group> is taken from the arrisNpmSetupGroupReference MIB object <server> is the DNS server used for this instance of the test <avg> is the overall average of all successful pings <min< is the min recorded successful ping RTT <max> is the max recorded successful ping RTT (not including failures) <median> is the middle value of all RTT values recorded <range> is the difference between the max and min RTT <std> is the population standard deviation of all RTT values recorded <run> indicates if the test was actually run (1). If the test was not allowed to run due to background traffic rates, then this will return a (0). <fail> indicates, when the test was actually run, whether the URL was successfully downloaded or if the transfer was interrupted or could not resolve the URL. An example of this format is as follows { 'results':{'time':'2011-02-08 08:49:37','cm':'00ca.1231.3939', 'group':'CMTS-MD-1-02','server':'10.89.112.76','avg':'120', 'min':'50','max':'180','median':'165', 'range':'65','std':'72', 'run':'1', 'fail':'0' } This information should be sufficiently detailed so as to ensure every retrieved result can be interpretted on its own, without requiring other lookups to retrieve associated data. Note that it is possible to exclude the <median> and <range> values when reporting.