Re: mapping between 2 adresses for iperf
thank you,
i will use another machine which will be the server with only one
interface, the other machine (which has 2 interfaces) will act as a
router. i'll change the route periodically by mapping between the 2
interfaces.
i think it's a solution to my problem
On 1/19/06, Matthew J Zekauskas <matt --at-- internet2.edu> wrote:
As far as I know, there is no way to do what you want with the
current code (you can get the source, and create such a behavior,
I suppose).
With the existing code, you would need (at least) two processes,
each using -B to bind to one of the two interfaces (and even
then, I don't know how to create the interleaving you are
requesting without starting a new process at the requested time).
--Matt, just a user that once (now long ago) touched the code
to fix an IPv6 bug
--On Thursday, January 19, 2006 3:10 AM -0500 chedly ghedira <chedly.ghedira --at-- gmail.com
> wrote:
> hello,
> my iperf server has 2 interfaces, also my iperf client has 2 interfaces. I want to test the
> effect of mapping betweeen these interfaces. So i want that, for example, 10 datagrams are sent
> across first interfaces (the server's first one with the client's first one) , next 10 datagrams
> are sent across second interfaces, next 10 datagrams are sent across first interfaces, and so on.
> How can i do this? i saw the -B option but i haven't found how to use it for my purpose.
> Thank you