Flowgrind
Flowgrind is a tool similar to
iperf,
netperf
to measure throughput and other metrics for TCP and other protocols. It
features some unique characteristics which are of use when exploring the
idiosyncrasies of wireless mesh networks. For more information click
here.
| Version | Changes |
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Version 0.2.1 |
- Fix -Q flow option
- Use bits/s as default for rate option, correct documentation on defaults
- Cleanup manpages and integrated usage
- Add description of output columns to manpage
- Make libpcap optional dependency, not enabled by default
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Version 0.2 |
- Using new RPC architecture
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Merge and unify capabilities of the send and receive loops of
previous client and server into new flowgrind daemon
- Move options parsing and printing of results to flowgrind controller
- Use XML-RPC for communication between controller and daemon
- New options syntax
- Dynamically scale width of output columns
- Anderson Darling statistical test
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Add castate kernel column to display internal state of the
congestion control state machine
- Various small bugfixes
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Version 0.1 |
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