PUBLIC HARDWARE EVIDENCE - 9 NOV 2026

R22: paired NIC hardware timestamp verification

Scoped, operator-reported evidence from OVH. Original private logs and bitstreams are not public. This page supplements - and does not replace - the historical R10 dossier and OWASP scan.

Measured result

ObservationR22 result
Run statusPASS_PAIRED_HW_TIMESTAMP_MEASURED
UDP ingressPASS (3 attempts)
Datagrams received64
Raw RX hardware timestamps64
Raw TX hardware timestamps64
Valid paired measurements64 / 64
p50136,837 ns (136.837 µs)
p99163,625 ns (163.625 µs)
NIC restorationPASS_ORIGINAL_CONFIGURATION_RESTORED

What this establishes - and what it does not

The R21 baseline acquired 0/64 packets. Coordinated UDP client and server operation in R22 allowed 64/64 hardware timestamp pairs to be collected on the same NIC.

Not sub-microsecond. This is a same-NIC RX-to-TX interval, not wire-to-wire Ethernet latency, not a latency measurement of FPGA P3, and not a benchmark of the 13 public demonstration profiles or proprietary engines.

64 observations are insufficient for reliable industrial p99/p99.9/p99.99 SLA claims. No external electrical instrument, accredited certification, independent audit or clock calibration is claimed.

Evidence access and integrity

The owner-provided console output reports SHA-256 checks passing for HWTSTAMP_FINAL.txt, NIC_CLIENT.log, NIC_RESULT.json, NIC_SERVER.log, STAGE.log, UDP_CLIENT.log and UDP_SERVER.log. The owner retains original files in the private R22 run folder. Their exact digests have not been independently retrieved or published here.

Download R22 public technical PDF   Download machine-readable scope JSON   Original R10 OWASP ZAP JSON

Source of numeric values: operator-supplied terminal output. IP-safe public summary, no raw customer traffic, private sources or bitstreams disclosed.