A atwinix Dec 9, 2009 #1 Hello All, Would anyone know of a software that I could use to generate traffic between two computers - a server and a client?? I am trying to run some benchmarks on packet loss / delay statistics. Thanking you for your help, Cheers, atwinix
Hello All, Would anyone know of a software that I could use to generate traffic between two computers - a server and a client?? I am trying to run some benchmarks on packet loss / delay statistics. Thanking you for your help, Cheers, atwinix
graudeejs Dec 9, 2009 #2 fetch() and www/lighttpd with some BIG file... to create big file $ dd if=/dev/random of=big_file bs=1m count=5000 setup http server, to host this file and fetch it. Or setup ftpd , don't need to install anything this way
fetch() and www/lighttpd with some BIG file... to create big file $ dd if=/dev/random of=big_file bs=1m count=5000 setup http server, to host this file and fetch it. Or setup ftpd , don't need to install anything this way
OP A atwinix Dec 9, 2009 Thread Starter #4 Thanks for the quick replies! Anyone ever heard of something called "NNTCP" or something like that!?
idle Dec 9, 2009 #6 atwinix Check this: Code: make search key=tcp -C /usr/ports/benchmarks/ There is also nttcp, I believe it is what you were asking about.
atwinix Check this: Code: make search key=tcp -C /usr/ports/benchmarks/ There is also nttcp, I believe it is what you were asking about.
DutchDaemon Administrator Staff member Administrator Moderator Developer Dec 9, 2009 #7 benchmarks/nttcp benchmarks/iperf
OP A atwinix Dec 10, 2009 Thread Starter #8 Great! Thanks a lot. Those are exactly what i was looking for.
, don't need to install anything this way 
