rfc9946v5.txt		rfc9946.txt
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	mcIdent: A two-octet field containing a pseudorandom non-zero		mcIdent: A two-octet field containing a pseudorandom non-zero
	identifier (via a Random Number Generator, source port number,		identifier (via a Random Number Generator, source port number,
	...) that is common to all connections of a single test. It is		...) that is common to all connections of a single test. It is
	used by clients/servers to associate separate connections with a		used by clients/servers to associate separate connections with a
	single multi-connection test.		single multi-connection test.
	cmdRequest: A one-octet field set to CHSR_CREQ_SETUPREQ to indicate		cmdRequest: A one-octet field set to CHSR_CREQ_SETUPREQ to indicate
	a Setup Request message. Note that CHSR_CREQ_NONE remains unused.		a Setup Request message. Note that CHSR_CREQ_NONE remains unused.
	cmdResponse: A one-octet field. All Request PDUs always have a		cmdResponse: A one-octet field. All Request PDUs always have a
	Command Response of XXXX_CRSP_NONE.		Command Response of XXXX_CRSP_NONE (i.e., CHSR_CRSP_NONE,
			CHNR_CRSP_NONE, or CHTA_CRSP_NONE).
	maxBandwidth: A two-octet field. A non-zero value of this field		maxBandwidth: A two-octet field. A non-zero value of this field
	specifies the maximum bit rate the client expects to send or		specifies the maximum bit rate the client expects to send or
	receive during the requested test in Mbps. The server compares		receive during the requested test in Mbps. The server compares
	this value to its currently available configured limit for test		this value to its currently available configured limit for test
	admission control. This field MAY be used to rate-limit the		admission control. This field MAY be used to rate-limit the
	maximum rate the server should attempt. The maxBandwidth field's		maximum rate the server should attempt. The maxBandwidth field's
	most significant bit, the CHSR_USDIR_BIT, is set to 0 by default		most significant bit, the CHSR_USDIR_BIT, is set to 0 by default
	to indicate "downstream" and has to be set to 1 to indicate		to indicate "downstream" and has to be set to 1 to indicate
	"upstream".		"upstream".
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