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Quickie Stress Test tool?

Garion

Garion

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I seem to recall and have used a quick client and server based network stress tool that just pounds out the packets as quickly as possible. I know I've read someone here recommend it, but I can't find it around anywhere.

I just need to test the stability of a 6509 L3 blade running a specific (and higly questionable) IOS train that we're worried about. Granted a box-to-box test isn't perfect, but it would at least get us some load. I've got Solaris or Wintel boxes to run it on, so anything is good.

- G
 
netperf is an old favorite.

There's also a good Linux based kernel traffic generator, I don't know if the one in 2.4/2.6 is the one I've used in the past, but it can generate quite interesting amounts of load on a well equipped PC.
 
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