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Valentine2015-05-28 21:13:45
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Valentine, 2015-05-28 21:13:45

How to measure internet connection speed?

Here's an interesting question for you to discuss.
There is a physical server, on the Linux server. It is connected to the Internet. Connected for a reason, but 40GE in a bond (LAGe, bundle, whatever you want to call it) with four 10GE ports. How to check what is the real speed provided by the operator?
If someone writes about iperf , then I will immediately ask you to indicate how much you squeezed the speed on it and with what keys?
According to the condition of the problem, there are no special devices.

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Spetros, 2015-05-28
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Slide "Single flow 40G Results" on page 37.
meetings.internet2.edu/media/medialibrary/2014/04/...

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Sergey, 2015-05-28
@edinorog

=D if you are alone in the evening switching pictures of girls on the Internet seeing only your eyes ... you have a dial -up
if you have Internet through a telephone .. then you live in a plague, a regular client of Rostelecom and you have adsl
if you have a 10 megabit network .. then you live in an old building area and you have no chance that your provider will change something
100 megabits, alas, and oh, a rarity. but you are a very nervous type. because you do not like at such speeds when you are thrown out of the raid or your crooked right-handed right-hander makes you happy with the absence of the Internet at the weekend.
well, gigabit. optics). you are a Google subscriber and regularly get billed for pirated content

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