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- From: Matt Mathis <>
- To: Nat Stoddard <>
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- Subject: Re: Using NDT with 10 gigabit interfaces
- Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2013 20:02:54 -0800
Try the c client to see if the problem is at the client or server end.
Thanks,
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On Wed, Jan 30, 2013 at 10:12 AM, Nat Stoddard <> wrote:
Dear members:
I thought I would try again to find an answer to this since I noticed recent messages related to NDT on 10 gig devices:
I have tried several approaches to use NDT on a server with a 10 gigabit
interface. I wonder if there are any limitations on the server to client
tests using either web100clt or the Java client. I have not been able to get more than around 2.6 gigs
server-to-client. The client-to-server test can go over 9 gigs even without
extensive tuning. On the same server, I can get over 9 gigs in each direction
to a neighbor server using iperf tests.
Are there any tips on running NDT on a 10gig capable server?
Thanks,
Nat Stoddard
- Using NDT with 10 gigabit interfaces, Nat Stoddard, 01/30/2013
- Re: Using NDT with 10 gigabit interfaces, Matt Mathis, 01/30/2013
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