Couple of things. First, it's probably not hard to write a pping in
other languages
but c++ is my go to. (I am sort of learning javascript right now.) I
think it's great
if we get other versions.
Secondly, for anyone who seriously wants to localize delay in their
application/device/
what-have-you
Eric,
You are the king of Making The Right Thing Happen.
Kathie
On 5/23/17 12:50 PM, Eric Dumazet wrote:
> I had the honor to attend Kathleen presentation at Google ;)
>
> I then worked on making sure TCP TS TSval would use 1ms units,
> regardless of CONFIG_HZ option in the kernel, si
I had the honor to attend Kathleen presentation at Google ;)
I then worked on making sure TCP TS TSval would use 1ms units,
regardless of CONFIG_HZ option in the kernel, since apparently some
distros/devices use HZ=250 or even HZ=100
This should be in linux-4.13 when released.
https://git.kerne
Those of you who have not looked at pping should do so.
See: http://pollere.net/pping.html for a description, and look at the
slides linked to on that page.
In particular, it would be sweet to run this on a home router, as you can
monitor latency simultaneously in either direction. Then we can p
Hi,
I've just made one of the tools I use to measure network delay
available with a GPLv2 license. Perhaps it will be of intererst.
https://github.com/pollere/pping
Kathie
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