If memory serves me right, Periko Support wrote: > Running simple test in a 1Gb network, about 200 meters distance over fiber. > > side a iperf -s > side b iperf -c IP-side-A. > > between runs if I have a ping running between side A and side B, I lost > packets. > > This is normal or my network is really bad?
How did you know you're losing packets? What kind of throughput did you get? (If you can post the actual output from the client that would be helpful.) > note: both machines are windows boxes. I know there was an issue with some (third-party) iperf3 executables for Windows that were compiled with an older Cygwin that produced sub-optimal results. Also, iperf3 isn't explicitly supported for Windows (officially supported platforms are Linux, FreeBSD, and macOS). One thing you might try is the older iperf2 (try to get version 2.0.8 or newer), which is supported for Windows. Bruce.
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