The routing results compiled using monitoring nodes within Pakistan showed that the traffic stayed within Pakistan and the Internet Exchange Points were operating as expected. Anomalies were not observed. This is also confirmed by the Round Trip Times discussed below. The fact that the IXPs are operating as expected is a pleasant observation as compared to the past (2004) when traffic originating within Pakistan and destined for a host inside Pakistan would exit the country and transit an international carrier before reaching its destination.

3. Performance Results

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AvgRTT as seen from PingER
monitoring sites within Pakistan

Here we discuss the performance metrics as measured by the PingER monitoring hosts.

3.1. Performance

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as seen from SLAC

	Packet Loss and RTT PingER monitoring sites within Pakistan Loss as seen from PingER monitoring sites within Pakistan TCP Throughput SLAC September 2008 - January 2009	Packet Loss and RTT as seen from PingER monitoring sites within Pakistan
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	Packet Loss and RTT as seen from SLAC September 2008 - January 2009	Packet Loss and RTT as seen from SLAC Dec 20, SLAC Dec 20, 2008 - Jan 21, 2009
GIKI
LSE
NAYATEL
SEECS,NUST
SSUET
UPESH		10 days only