Hi,

 

I have a question about tcpreplay sending speed. The -mbps specifies the
replay speed. But I found the pcap file is not replayed at the designed
speed. I think it is not a bug. Just want to help me to clarify why
there is such a big gap between the designed speed and the rated speed.
Another question is Mbps is speed, why the rated speed is Mbps/sec?

 

For example, I want to send packets at 1000 Mbps, but from the result,
the speed is 68.98 Mbps.

 

>tcpreplay -i eth2 --mbps=1000 /home/pat/capdata/packets_0504.pcap

sending out eth2

processing file: /home/pat/capdata/packets_0504.pcap

Actual: 2134756 packets (137197824 bytes) sent in 15.17 seconds

Rated: 9041873.0 bps, 68.98 Mbps/sec, 140688.77 pps

 

Statistics for network device: eth2

        Attempted packets:         5146064

        Successful packets:        2134756

        Failed packets:            0

        Retried packets (ENOBUFS): 3011308

        Retried packets (EAGAIN):  0

 

 

Same packets, --mbps is set to 150 Mbps, the result speed is 8.70 Mbps.

 

>tcpreplay -i eth2 --mbps=150 /home/pat/capdata/packets_0504.pcap

sending out eth2

processing file: /home/pat/capdata/packets_0504.pcap

Actual: 2134756 packets (137197824 bytes) sent in 120.25 seconds

Rated: 1140866.4 bps, 8.70 Mbps/sec, 17751.53 pps

 

Statistics for network device: eth2

        Attempted packets:         2134756

        Successful packets:        2134756

        Failed packets:            0

        Retried packets (ENOBUFS): 0

        Retried packets (EAGAIN):  0

 

 

The tcpreplay version

 

>tcpreplay -V

tcpreplay version: 3.3.1 (build 2033)

Copyright 2001-2008 by Aaron Turner <aturner at synfin dot net>

Cache file supported: 04

Not compiled with libnet.

Compiled against libpcap: 0.9.4

64 bit packet counters: enabled

Verbose printing via tcpdump: enabled

Packet editing: disabled

Fragroute engine: disabled

 

 

I am running on RHEL 5.2 on IBM 3650 server. 

 

Thanks,

Roger

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