Hi,
Using the "-d" flag to run a dualtest has strange phenomenon.
1) if you run with size less than 24 byte, then it implies compatibility
mode which does not allowed bidirectional test.
ex:
iperf -s -l 8
iperf -c 16.4.17.7 -l 8 -d
WARNING: option -l has implied compatibility mode
WARNING: option -d is not valid in compatibility mode
2) Running under a shell script , testing 2 processes ("-P 2") and up ,
outputs write failed, connection refused.
The test is running eventually but it still has that output.
Any ideas/advice?
Thanks,
Amir Ancel
Mellanox Technologies - Performance
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Architecture - Perfomance
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