Netperf Network Test Tools

NetperfNetwork Test ToolsOneInstallation Deployment

wget FTP://FTP.NETPERF.ORG/NETPERF/NETPERF-2.6.0.TAR.GZ&&TARZXF NETPERF-2.6.0.TAR.GZ&&CD netperf-2.6.0

./configure--prefix=/usr/local/netperf&&make&&makeinstall

Ln-s/usr/local/netperf/bin/netperf/usr/bin/&&ln-s/usr/local/netperf/bin/netserver/usr/bin/

Two       NetperfTest Network Performance1.       Start the service side

Ip:*.*.*.84

[[email protected] ~]# netserver-l *.*.*.84–d * * start service

2.       start the Test side

NetperfBy defaultTCPbulk transfer, i.e.-ttcp_stream. During the testing process,NetperftoNetServerSend batches ofTCPdata groupings to determine the throughput during data transfer:

Ip:*.*.*.83

[[email protected] ~]# netperf-h *.*.*.84-l start test - L --------- test time

Migrated TCP STREAM TEST from 0.0.0.0 (0.0.0.0) port 0 af_inet to *.*.*.84 () port 0 af_inet

Recv Send Send

Socket Socket Message Elapsed

Size Size Size Time throughput

Bytes bytes bytes secs. 10^6bits/sec

174760 174760 174760) 360.16 936.08

From the result output of the netperf, we can know some of the following information:

1 the remote system (that is, server) uses a size of 174760 byte socket receive buffer

2 the Local system (that is, client) uses a size of 174760 bytes of socket send buffer

3 ) The test packet size sent to the remote system is 174760 bytes

4 ) The test takes 360.16 seconds to experience

5 ) throughput test result is 936.08mbits/seconds

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