Capterra Glossary
RTT (Round-trip Time)
Round-trip time (RTT) or round-trip delay (RTD) is the number of milliseconds it takes for a network request to reach a destination, such as a server, and return to its starting point. Network administrators use this calculation to determine network latency and connection speeds. Various factors can influence RTT, such as:
The distance the signal has to travel to reach its destination and return to its starting point
The amount of traffic on the network
The time it takes for the server to respond to the network request
What Small and Midsize Businesses Need to Know About RTT (Round-trip Time)
SMBs should pay close attention to RTT because it can reveal the efficiency of a network. Networks with high latency might impact website performance, resulting in a poor user experience that jeopardizes sales and engagement.
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