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On Fri, 2005-04-22 at 18:52 +0200, Christoph Gysin wrote: |
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> Don't do thorughput tests from disk to disk. Use netcat |
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> (net-analyzer/nload) and pseudo devices. |
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> For monitoring throughput, I use nload (net-analyzer/nload). |
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> server: |
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> $ nc -l -p 666 < /dev/zero |
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> client: |
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> $ nc servername 666 > /dev/null |
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> view traffic graph (on either side) |
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> $ nload -i 1024000 -o 1024000 -t 200 eth0 |
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Good advice, i'll keep that around in my book O notes. |
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Unfortuately the server in quesiton is the only linux system here with a |
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1G NIC, the system i've been using is a windows system which gets Gbps |
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speeds anywhere else. |
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I was in fact getting Gbps speeds last night, so I really don't know |
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what changed. |
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