wg-multicast - Re: IPerf, BSDI, 3Com or Cisco 11 mbit/s Multicast Limit?
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- From: Bill Owens <>
- To: Dave Hartzell <>,
- Subject: Re: IPerf, BSDI, 3Com or Cisco 11 mbit/s Multicast Limit?
- Date: Fri, 9 Nov 2001 14:23:27 -0500
At 9:52 -0500 11/9/01, Dave Hartzell wrote:
Hello-
I've been testing IPerf (v1.1.1) in multicast mode and I seem to be running into a limit of 11 mbit/s when sending or receiving a multicast stream.
I'm using two BSDI 4.2 boxes with 3C905 cards connected to the same Cisco 2900 XL switch.
I have two Debian GNU/Linux 2.2r4 (potato) boxes, both Celeron 400 with 3C905C, connected to the same Cisco 3548 switch running 12.0(5.2)XU (XU?! what the heck is that?)
Using similar commands, but with 128KB windows on both ends, I get up to about 50Mbps with very little loss. Above 55-60Mbps, though, I see periodic loss every every 4th second; not sure where that's coming from, but I also get it with unicast UDP. I don't have any 'real' multicast traffic at that bandwidth to compare with.
If you'd like to test over the wide area I should be able to source or sink 25-30Mbps over my creaky old Cisco 7200. . .
Bill.
- IPerf, BSDI, 3Com or Cisco 11 mbit/s Multicast Limit?, Dave Hartzell, 11/09/2001
- Re: IPerf, BSDI, 3Com or Cisco 11 mbit/s Multicast Limit?, Bill Owens, 11/09/2001
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