To test bandwidth you could use iperf. There are packages for LInux and Windows. You can tell it what port to run on as well. So if the only port you have opened is for Nifi, you could just shutdown NiFi, then tell Iperf to run over that port you were using for NiFi. Also, if you have port 22 opened and both of the servers are running SSH you could also use SCP to transfer a file. SCP will tell you how much time it took to transfer the file and the transfer speed.
On Thu, Oct 10, 2024 at 8:58 AM <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello, > > We have a lot flowfiles stucks in the connection before s2s (raw mode). > We are not sure if it is network or NIFI issues. > > The S2S uses tcp connection or wraps to https ? > Do you know how it is possible to test the bandwidth without NIFI ? > Between server A and B, we have only NIFI port opened. > > If you have some tips, it will help me. > > Thanks > > Minh > >
