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netperf.sh

Usage: netperf.sh <server>
   server        machine running ttcpserver

when run and if netserver is running on the machine will run the following tests

  • 8K send (what is typical latency for an oracle block transfer)
  • 128K send (throughout test)
  • 1M send (throughout test)
  • 8K receive (what is typical latency for an oracle block transfer)
  • 128K receive (throughout test)
  • 1M receive (throughout test)

output

       mss:  1448
   local_recv_size (beg,end):      128000     128000
   local_send_size (beg,end):       49152      49152
  remote_recv_size (beg,end):       87380    3920256
  remote_send_size (beg,end):       16384      16384

mn_ms av_ms max_ms s_KB r_KB r_MB/s s_MB/s <100u <500u  <1ms  <5ms <10ms <50ms <100m <1s >1s p90  p99
  .08   .12  10.91                          15.69 83.92   .33  .38   .01   .01              .12  .54
  .10   .16  12.25    8       48.78               99.10   .30   .82   .07   .08              .15  .57
  .10   .14   5.01         8         54.78        99.04   .88  .96                          .15  .60
  .22   .34  63.71  128      367.11               97.50  1.57  2.42   .06   .07   .01        .35  .93
  .43   .60  16.48       128        207.71        84.86 11.75 15.04   .05   .10              .90 1.42
  .99  1.30 412.42 1024      767.03                       .05 99.90   .03   .08       .03   1.30 2.25
 1.77  2.28  15.43      1024        439.20                    99.27   .64   .73             2.65 5.35

columns

  • mn_ms - minimum latency ms
  • av_ms - average latency ms
  • max_ms - maximum latency ms
  • s_KB - send KB per operation
  • r_KB - receive KB per operation
  • r_MB/s - MB/s received
  • s_MB/s - MB/s sent
  • p90 - 90 percentile latency
  • p99 - 99 percentile latency
  • <100u , ... , >1s - latency buckets, ie histogram of latency

to get all the output netclient needs to have the histogram option.

On Open Solaris I did the following

vi ./src/netlib.c
changed
         879a880,881
> void stop_timer();

./configure  --enable-demo=yes --enable-histogram=yes --enable-intervals=yes  --enable-omni=yes   

make

I was also missing the math headers, so got them and put them a local directory

 export CPPFLAGS=-I/khailey/include

 ./configure  --enable-demo=yes --enable-histogram=yes --enable-intervals=yes  --enable-omni=yes   --includedir=/khailey/include

 make

Documentation

  http://www.netperf.org/netperf/training/Netperf.html

links

 http://docstore.mik.ua/orelly/networking_2ndEd/tshoot/ch04_02.htm 
 http://blogs.oracle.com/paulie/entry/testing_network_performance_in_solaris
 http://www.netperf.org/netperf/training/Netperf.html
 http://www.netperf.org/svn/netperf2/tags/netperf-2.5.0/doc/netperf.html

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