function getStatus(xmlReply, inout) { // inout: 0..incoming, 1..outgoing

	var targetTags = xmlReply.documentElement.getElementsByTagName("target");
	for(var i=0; i<targetTags.length; i++) {
		if( targetTags[i].getAttribute("name") == target[0] ) {
			var targetTag = targetTags[i];
			break;
		}	
	}

	if(inout == 0)
		inout = 1;
	else if(inout == 1)
		inout = 3;

	// Get outgoing data. Grabbing these by childNode indexes is a bit ugly, but apparently JavaScript can't do much better
	var percShort2_5 = parseFloat(targetTag.childNodes[inout].childNodes[1].getAttribute("short"));
	var percLong2_5 = parseFloat(targetTag.childNodes[inout].childNodes[1].getAttribute("long"));
	var percShort50 = parseFloat(targetTag.childNodes[inout].childNodes[3].getAttribute("short"));
	var percLong50 = parseFloat(targetTag.childNodes[inout].childNodes[3].getAttribute("long"));
	var percShort97_5 = parseFloat(targetTag.childNodes[inout].childNodes[5].getAttribute("short"));
	var percLong97_5 = parseFloat(targetTag.childNodes[inout].childNodes[5].getAttribute("long"));
	var lossShort = parseFloat(targetTag.childNodes[inout].childNodes[7].getAttribute("short"));
	var lossLong = parseFloat(targetTag.childNodes[inout].childNodes[7].getAttribute("long"));

	// And fill our outgoing tab
	if(percLong97_5 < percShort2_5)
		return 1; // Delay has increased dramatically
	else if(percLong97_5 < percShort50)
		return 2; // Delay has increased significantly
	if(percLong2_5 > percShort97_5)
		return 3; // Delay has dropped dramatically
	else if(percLong2_5 > percShort50)
		return 4; // Delay has dropped significantly
	else
		return 0; // Everything normal
}