HP Velocity FAQ

This chapter covers the following FAQ categories:

•General

•Installation and deployment

•Management

•Protected flows

General

This section provides answers to the following FAQs:

•How does HP Velocity improve the user Quality of Experience (QoE)?

•Does HP Velocity introduce latency?

•What is HP Velocity’s impact on available bandwidth?

•What is an HP Velocity-protected flow?

•What is an HP Velocity-monitored flow?

•What is the maximum number of supported HP Velocity flows?

•What is the purpose of policy filters?

•What is the LiveQ - Packet Loss Protection Optimizer?

•What is the LiveTCP - Flow Control Optimizer?

•What is LiveTCP - Latency Mitigation?

•What is the LiveWiFi Optimizer?

•What is the Target Loss Rate (TLR)?

•What is Burst Loss Protection (BLP)?

•How does HP Velocity provide congestion avoidance?

•How does HP Velocity provide congestion control?

How does HP Velocity improve the user Quality of Experience (QoE)?

HP Velocity integrates with existing systems and addresses the underlying problems found in today's networks: packet loss, transmission latency, and jitter.

HP Velocity continuously monitors end-to-end network conditions to select the most appropriate data delivery mechanism. Packet loss is automatically reduced and transmission latency is minimized, thereby improving an application's QoE and throughput.

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