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From: James Renteria
Date: Sat, Oct 12, 2019, 9:35 AM
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To:
W:170/100
X:180/110
Y146/94
Z:140/90
ID:10.0.0.0
Start:10.0.0.1
End:10.0.0.2
Broadcast:10.0.0.3
L:177/97
Q:164/98
T:Wireless
A:8.11.56.3
G:130/80
D:140/100
N:Belkin.20b
S:Server1Squid
W:170/100
X:180/110
Y146/94
Z:140/90
ID:10.0.0.0
Start:10.0.0.1
End:10.0.0.2
Broadcast:10.0.0.3
L:177/97
Q:164/98
T:Wireless
A:8.11.56.3
G:130/80
D:140/100
N:Belkin.20b
S:Server1Squid WPA2
C:2409:CB00:2048:1::C629CA9D
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On Wed, May 29, 2019, 3:48 PM Bob McMahon via Iperf-users <
iperf-users@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> For UDP (-u) the -l on the client defines the UDP payload size. A 1470
> byte UDP payload will generate the max ethernet frame for ipv4 and 1450
> bytes for ipv6.
>
> TCP is a byte
