average percent drop

From: Carlos glez (cciecarlogon@gmail.com)
Date: Sat Nov 10 2007 - 01:11:34 ART

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Hi GS

I know this is not a really CCIE lab question, but I have been looking
around and I have not found the answer so i thought GS is a great place to
try.

i remember that i read sometime ago that there is a % of average drop in all
data links, not taking in consideration what kind of traffic you are
passing trough or QOS strategy , it seems there is some sort of threshold
we should be expecting to lose. like if we have a T1 connection, a
0.1%might be naturally drop.

by any chance any of you might have this info, or if im just thinking crazy
could someone say "yes u are crazy"

thank you guys

JC

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