If memory serves me right, Soe Ye Htet wrote: > I have a problem with using TCP IPerf testing on my simple wireless > network. There are one server and one client. The command of " iperf -s > -i 10" is applied at the server side and the command of "iperf -c > <server ip address> -t 10000 -i 10" is applied at the client side. The > reason for putting a high number of seconds is aimed for the reliability > testing. However, the connection between server and client was broken > down after 1 hour which is 3600 seconds. I tried to debug for the > connection problem but I could find the fact of faulty in my experiment. > If anyone knows, please suggest me which part do I need to troubleshoot > for this issue.
Is this for iperf version 2 or iperf version 3? (The main reason I am asking is that it looks like you commented on someone else's issue in the iperf3 issue tracker.) iperf3 does not have any intrinsic limit on the total duration of a test, and as far as I know, iperf2 doesn't either. I'm wondering if maybe you have some middlebox (or host-based firewall) that is imposing a maximum duration on the TCP connection being used between the two hosts? Is that possible? Bruce.
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