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- From: Jordi Bosch <>
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- Subject: Amount of data sent on each test
- Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2008 20:58:21 +0200
Hi All,
We are considering running NDT as a bandwidth test tool. Maybe Iperf/BWCTL would be better, anyone can tell me some public servers to see how it looks like?
I've observed looking at the 'network tools' that each NDT test sends 10 MB of data in the S2C test, and about 1,3 MB in the C2S test.I've looked at the 'Bytes sent' and 'Bytes Received' counters under the network device, eth0 in this case.
From some documents i've understood that only some pairs of packets are sent, but almost the Tcpbw100.java seems to send 8192 byte buffers for 10 seconds. I deduced that sending only some pairs of packet allows NDT overcome the TCP windows limits to get high bandwith. Please, anyone can tell where i'm wrong?
I'm concerned about TCP window parameter, wich in fact can limit the size of the pipe that can be measured.I would like to ask about the NDT ability to test up to 1 Gbps pipes: can NDT test 1 Gbps pipes despite of TCP window limits ?
Thanks in advance for your time, and of course thank for this great tool!
Regards.
Jordi.
- Amount of data sent on each test, Jordi Bosch, 04/23/2008
- Re: Amount of data sent on each test, Richard Carlson, 04/23/2008
- Re: Amount of data sent on each test, Clarke Morledge, 04/23/2008
- Re: Amount of data sent on each test, Richard Carlson, 04/24/2008
- Re: Amount of data sent on each test, Clarke Morledge, 04/23/2008
- Re: Amount of data sent on each test, Richard Carlson, 04/23/2008
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