In UDP Jitter operations, I'm getting stats for both "Latency" and "Round Trip Time". The values that are returned seems to be pretty much the same for both. Can someone explain what the difference is here and why do I need to track both?
Example:
| IP SLA Operation | One Way Delay
(S - D) | One Way Delay
(D - S) | Latency | Packet Loss | Jitter | Round Trip Time |
| slrt01.den0. -> slrt01.msp01 | 16.0 ms | 16.22 ms | 32.22 ms | 0 % | 1.0 ms | 32.0 ms |
| slrt01.den03 -> slrt01.pdx01 | 14.71 ms | 16.43 ms | 31.14 ms | 0 % | 1.0 ms | 31.0 ms |
| slrt01.den03 -> slrt01.sat01 | 9.95 ms | 21.05 ms | 31.0 ms | 0 % | 1.0 ms | 31.0 ms |
| slrt01.den03 -> slrt01.aus01 | 5.12 ms | 19.94 ms | 25.06 ms | 0 % | 1.0 ms | 25.0 ms |
| slrt01.den03 -> slrt01.phx01 | | | 24.74 ms | 0 % | 1.0 ms | 24.0 ms |
| slrt01.den03 -> slrt01.las03 | 13.85 ms | 8.54 ms | 22.39 ms | 0 % | 1.0 ms | 22.0 ms |
| slrt01.den03 -> slrt01.las04 | 6.99 ms | 14.98 ms | 21.97 ms | 0 % | 1.0 ms | 21.0 ms |
| slrt01.den03 -> slrt01.dal01 | 8.75 ms | 8.42 ms | 17.17 ms | 0 % | 1.0 ms | 17.0 ms |
| slrt01.den03 -> slrt01.slc03 | 7.67 ms | 7.66 ms | 15.33 ms | 0 % | 1.0 ms | 15.0 ms |
| slrt01.den03 -> slrt01.slc04 | 7.0 ms | 7.0 ms | 14.0 ms | 0 % | 0.0 ms | 14.0 ms |
