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If I use Iperf to send a large number of data packets from my laptop
to my desktop computer to measure throughput, what happens to the data
once the transmission is complete? Do I have to manually delete the
test file from my desktop computer? If so, what is the default
location for the file?
umo <shoreke@yahoo.com> wrote:[color=blue]
> If I use Iperf to send a large number of data packets from my laptop
> to my desktop computer to measure throughput, what happens to the
> data once the transmission is complete? Do I have to manually delete
> the test file from my desktop computer? If so, what is the default
> location for the file?[/color]
I would think the iperf documentation would cover that. I wasn't even
sure that iperf would put the data in a file in the first place, but
then I don't follow iperf _that_ closely.
rick jones
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umo wrote:[color=blue]
> If I use Iperf to send a large number of data packets from my laptop
> to my desktop computer to measure throughput, what happens to the data
> once the transmission is complete? Do I have to manually delete the
> test file from my desktop computer? If so, what is the default
> location for the file?
>[/color]
Iperf does not create a file. It is like ping in that the data originate in the client and disappear
in the server.
Larry
Thank you, Larry