<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><!-- edited with XMLSPY v2004 rel. 3 U (http://www.xmlspy.com) by Paul Mealor (University College London) --><NetworkMeasurementRequest xmlns="http://www.ggf.org/namespaces/2004/01/DEMO/gridNetworkMonitoring" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.ggf.org/namespaces/2004/01/DEMO/gridNetworkMonitoringC:\DOCUME~1\pdm\MYDOCU~1\nmwg-req\2004-01-08-Dante-NM-WG-RequestSchema2.xsd">	<!--A request for the 2-minute mean and the 95% confidence of ping measurements-->	<!--Command line: ping -n -c 10 -i 1 -s 1000 hostB-->	<!--Meaning: -n = numeric output; -c 10 = transmit 10 packets, -i 1 = wait 1 second between each packet; -s 1000 = do 1000bytes of data in each packet (1008 with header)-->	<!--Source and destination. Only the destination can be gleaned from the command line, of course-->	<subject xsi:type="NetworkPathType">		<source xsi:type="NodeType">			<address xsi:type="DNSAddressType">				<name>hostA</name>			</address>		</source>		<destination xsi:type="NodeType">			<address xsi:type="DNSAddressType">				<name>hostB</name>				<port>5001</port>			</address>		</destination>	</subject>	<!--"time" has no content: interpreted as "give me the most recent measurement"-->	<time/>	<!--We want throughput-->	<characteristic>path.delay.roundTrip</characteristic>	<!--Force use of ping -c 10 -i 1 -s 1000. Note that "-s 1000" could equally be achieved by doing methodology/ipParameterSet/packetSizeParam[units="bytes"]=1008-->	<methodology>		<parameters xsi:type="ToolParameterSetType">			<tool use="required">				<name>ping</name>			</tool>		</parameters>		<parameters xsi:type="ICMPParameterSetType">			<packetSize use="required" units="bytes">1000</packetSize>			<numPackets use="required">10</numPackets>			<packetSpacing use="required">periodic</packetSpacing>			<packetGap units="seconds" use="required">1</packetGap>		</parameters>	</methodology>	<statistics>		<mean/>		<confidence confidence="95"/>	</statistics></NetworkMeasurementRequest>
