> Well, it would require an underlying test tool that could produce this sort
> of traffic. I wouldn't be opposed to adding support for such a tool if it
> materialised, but I am not aware of any either.
I would say that we can do this using iperf3. Iperf3 can specify the DS and US
bandwidth using the option "-b". Does this make sense for you?
> Some orchestration is possible already by a combination of tests with
> multiple remote endpoints, and remote test runners. It requires a bit of
> fiddling with the CLI and/or batch files to set up, but it's doable.
> Extending support for running tests through the GUI would be neat, but unless
> someone dedicates resources to this I don't think it's likely to happen
> anytime soon, unfortunately...
I would say that supporting this on GUI is a "nice to have" :) Regarding the
CLI, how can we do this? Can you share your idea?
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