Thanks...
But is '-no_rate_quit' option available in sipp 3.0? I can't find in
docs or in source? sipp complains saying" Invalid argument:
'-no_rate_quit' "
-Bharath
Bharath,
Yes you can do this with the fllowing options:
./sipp -r n -rate_increase x -fd p -rate_max N -no_rate_quit
The value of p will control both the statistics interval and also the
interval between increases of x calls per second.
Charles
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 01/29/2008 09:14:43 PM:
Hi,
I went through couple of controlling parameters, like -r, -rp,
-rate_increase, -rate_max, for driving the load through sipp. I was
wondering if we could do the following usecase without exiting from
sipp.
Start with 'n' calls/sec and increment the calls by a fixed calls by 'x'
and reach and maintain 'N' calls/sec until user stops or -m value is
reached.
Is this possible to do?
-Bharath
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