Re: measuring a latency across the network

["Tech Expert" <nobord () gmail com>]

For those of you out there who still intersted with some nice article and utility to test latency online, please visit 
here:
http://sysudi.blogspot.com/2009/05/etherstress.html

It's a freeware (registartion by E-mail, no payment)

 





"Korn Vajanapoom" <k_vajanapoom () hotmail com> wrote in message news:BAY133-F380C03BF13F247A284C1E5F5370 () phx gbl...
> I run two instances of wiresharks at two end nodes to measure a packet 
> latency across the network. So, I have two log files, one with time stamps 
> at the transmitting end, and the other one with time stamps at the receiving 
> end. The latency for each packet is simply a time difference between two 
> ends.
>
> 1) Is there any tool to calculate this latency for me?
>
> 2) In case of packet loss (therefore the number of entries in both log files 
> are not equal), is there any tool that can automatically match the log file 
> entries - two entries that are associated with the same packet (e.g., maybe 
> matching by the packet content) and then calculate the latency.
>
> Please let me know.
> thank you.
>
>
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