MacNean Tyrrell wrote:
> <snip>
>> pick one end to be the receiver (aka "server" in iperf)
>>> (let's suppose this end has IP address 102.168.1.101
>>> you can determine that by running /sbin/ifconfig)
>>> tell the receiver to start ("listen", ie wait for a connection)
>>> iperf -s
>>>
>>> the other end is the transmitter (aka "client" in iperf)
>>> tell it to connect to the receiver and start sending
>>> iperf -c 192.168.1.101
>>> wait until it finishes
>>> (repeat if desired, possibly with different command-line options)
>>>
>> <snip>
> With 3 huge files being transfered from both my laptops at the same time i
> ran iperf i'm getting 7MBS, gonna see how much it is when no transfers are
> running.
Interesting (I guess) -- but I don't quite know how to describe what is
being measured since the file transfer and the iperf transfer are competing.
Regards,
..jim
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