This is windows software that will test for up to 200 s
http://www.passmark.com/index.html
It gives a nice graph. the results show that I have maintain an average
of 30.45 Mbps over my powerline network between PCs at opposite ends of
the house on different floors using TCP protocol. it does give a nice
graph, too, but I really would like to run it for hours to see if
various things turning on/off in my home affect the transfer
performance. The numbers above seem to be about 3.8 MB/s, which is fine
for home theater streaming applications. However, I would like
consistent results. It seems like when I first started testing I was
getting about 1.35 MB/s, so why the better performance over the last day
or so?
File copies to this same PC indicate transfers are a bit faster...more
like 4.8 to 5.2 MB/s. That's be consistent over the past couple of days.
ipert seems to be linux/unix...I think jpert is a windows shell...I
moved passed it previously...
On 5/25/2010 8:01 AM, Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 07:54 AM 25/05/2010, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Is there no software available to continuously test bandwidth over a
network connection (ethernet, wireless, etc.) by moving larges files
over and over? I want to test both speed and reliability against time.
Charts would be nice.
I'd love to find something like this as well. I haven't tried this
yet, but it might work. http://sourceforge.net/projects/iperf/
T
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