Closed bkiziuk closed 3 years ago
bkiziuk @.***> writes:
I'm trying to use flent for running traffic between different host. According to what I have read and understand, the following command:
./run-flent --host 192.168.98.5 tcp_2up --remote-host ***@***.*** --remote-host ***@***.*** --log-file=log.txt
The tcp_2up test has a ping flow, and two runners computing average and
totals. Those take up indexes 0, 1 and 2, so the actual TCP flows start
from 3. You can see this by running the test and looking at the metadata
(with flent -f metadata mytestfile.flent.gz
) - look for the IDX value
in the objects in SERIES_META.
Ok, I can see it now. Many thanks for valuable explanation :-)
You're welcome! :)
I'm trying to use flent for running traffic between different hosts (other than the one flent is running). According to what I have read and understand, the following command:
executed on 192.168.98.43 should:
The actual result is that traffic is sent from 192.168.98.43 to 192.168.98.5. 192.168.98.42 and 44 do not record any traffic on their interfaces. However, if I execute the command:
the result is that 192.168.98.42 is sending 1Gbit/s of traffic, 192.168.98.43 is also sending 1Gbit/s traffic and 192.168.98.5 is receiving 1Gbit/s traffic - according to nload tools on every host.
Am I doing any mistake here? I'm using the current master branch. log.zip