> 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 us
olg33 writes:
> Done! This time all works just fine. :-)
>
> Just one more thing. I'd like to have the marking names declared in the
> `.flentrc` file so that I don't have to type them every time I run a test.
> With that in mind, I created the ~/.flentrc file and added the following
> lines:
Closed #214.
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Great! Closing this, then :)
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Done! This time all works just fine. :-)
Just one more thing. I'd like to have the marking names declared in the
`.flentrc` file so that I don't have to type them every time I run a test. With
that in mind, I created the ~/.flentrc file and added the following lines:
[global]
`marking_names=1
Quoting Toke Høiland-Jørgensen (2020-12-08 17:19:18)
> You could try setting up irtt on both server and client and see if that
> fares better - Flent should automatically pick it up if it's installed
> on the client, and you just need to start it along with netserver on the
> server-side:
>
> http
lealog writes:
> The goal is to evaluate and compare different Routers and QOS policies.
> Any plans to have Flent supporting this type of use cases? Also, could
> be interesting to have Flent managing different hosts and orchestrate
> them using a common GUI or CLI.
Well, it would require an un
Thanks :)
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The goal is to evaluate and compare different Routers and QOS policies.
Any plans to have Flent supporting this type of use cases? Also, could be
interesting to have Flent managing different hosts and orchestrate them using a
common GUI or CLI.
Unfortunately, I'm not a developer and I'm not able
Jonas Smedegaard writes:
> Quoting Toke Høiland-Jørgensen (2020-12-06 13:03:02)
>> Or it may be that the same UDP issue you linked also affects the UDP_RR
>> test; I'll dig around in the netperf source code a bit and see what I
>> can find :)
>
> Thanks - much appreciated!
OK, poked around in th
lealog writes:
> Thanks :)
> Are you planning to change the Flent version? I'm asking this because
> I want to test this "new" feature :)
Yeah, a new release is way overdue. Will try to get around to it before
the holidays :)
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Are you planning to change the Flent version? I'm asking this because I want to
test this "new" feature :)
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lealog writes:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to create two simultaneous tests using flent-gui but I'm
> always receiving the same error "RuntimeError: Found no hostnames on
> lookup of 192.168.56.103,192.168.56.102".
>
> Using the CLI I'm able to run the tests using "udo flent
> rtt_fair_var_mixed -l 60 -
lealog writes:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to test a scenario where I have two PCs connected to the router on
> LAN side. 1 PC will create congestion and another PC simulating a Gaming
> console.
> I would like to know if flent was any way to create two simultaneous streams
> with different bandwidth
olg33 writes:
> I did clone flent:
>
> `git clone https://github.com/tohojo/flent`
>
> Then installed it:
>
> `sudo python3 setup.py install`
>
> It is he following release:
>
> `Started Flent 1.9.9-git-0024eb9 using Python 3.6.9.`
>
> Hopefully this is the right one.
>
> However, when I run flen
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