linux - using Iperf3 to test upload and download - Server Fault I believe this is wrong iperf3 defaults to upload speeds from client to server Using -R option as mentioned in the iperf3 docs states it the server sends and client receives thus acting as Download
iPerf3 for beginners - Routers - GL. iNet Official Forum install iperf3: opkg install iperf3 start iperf3 in server mode: iperf3 -s On any client, e g Windows: Download iperf3: iPerf - Download iPerf3 and original iPerf pre-compiled binaries Connect iperf3 to the server via command line: \iperf3 exe -c 192 168 177 1 The IP naturally corresponds to the IP of the router Read the results
How to start iperf3 server in UDP mode? - Server Fault FYI, iperf3 --server will only listen for TCP connections until you instruct it to start listening for UDP connections using iperf3 --client --udp This means your connection must support both protocols In order to test through a UDP-only connection, I had to switch back to iperf 2
iperf3 error - unable to create a new stream: permission denied I am new to using iperf but others in my company use it but today it is acting strangely From the server: iperf3 -s which results in cmd showing: Server listening on 5201 From the client: iperf
iperf3 test bandwidth : TCP much slower than UDP - Server Fault I'm trying to find out why one of my servers, used for fileserving, is sending files at a very slow rate, around 7 Mbits sec, through nginx I've been using iperf3 to test transfer rate between ser
iperf3 - discrepancy between TCP and UDP results The syntax I'm using is iperf3 -c -b 500M, both for TCP and UDP testing My understanding is that by default, iperf3 does some kind of internal pacing to maintain desired rate
iperf3: Multiple user Streams test does not start - Server Fault Im trying to use iperf3 to test where issues lie at a client that uses RDP to connect to our terminal-server Their issue is that the RDP window freezes (mouse clicks mostly still go trough) Somet