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Re: Testing 1gbps bandwidth
From: Chuck Reynolds <creynolds () tsieda com>
Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2012 14:23:28 -0400
You can make your own endpoints, do full BERT and loop back RFC compliant testing for a small investment with PacketExpert from TSI. Reach out for a demo thanks Sent from my iPhone On Aug 14, 2012, at 2:11 PM, Nathan Eisenberg <nathan () atlasnetworks us> wrote:
Is there any other suggestion for this testing?As a general tool, I rather like PathTest - it's free and versatile, you just have to have a daemon somewhere on the other end of the circuit (even if that's multiple AS's away) that can deliver sufficient throughput for the test. It's far more efficient than a flash based test. Even a very modest laptop which chokes at 70Mbps in flash can do a few hundred Mbps with it, and anything decent can do a full gig and up. I realize that doesn't help you find an endpoint in the Middle East to test against, but at least now you have a better tool. :) Nathan Eisenberg
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- RE: Testing 1gbps bandwidth Luqman Kondeth (Aug 14)
- Re: Testing 1gbps bandwidth valdis . kletnieks (Aug 14)
- Re: Testing 1gbps bandwidth Nick Hilliard (Aug 14)
- RE: Testing 1gbps bandwidth Eric Wieling (Aug 14)
- RE: Testing 1gbps bandwidth Justin M. Streiner (Aug 14)
- RE: Testing 1gbps bandwidth J.J. Mc Kenna (Aug 14)
- RE: Testing 1gbps bandwidth Luqman Kondeth (Aug 14)
- Re: Testing 1gbps bandwidth Graham Beneke (Aug 14)
- RE: Testing 1gbps bandwidth Luqman Kondeth (Aug 14)
- Re: Testing 1gbps bandwidth Chuck Reynolds (Aug 14)
- Re: Testing 1gbps bandwidth Russ Hughes (Aug 14)
- Re: Testing 1gbps bandwidth Russ Hughes (Aug 14)