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testing upload bandwidth
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testing upload bandwidth


  • Subject: testing upload bandwidth
  • From: Nicolas Berloquin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 18 Jun 2004 00:52:29 +0200

Hello !


What would be your suggestions as to how to test a connexion's upload bandwidth, without any
outside information, or user input (assuming that at the time of the test, no other upload is going on) ?
I'm asking this in the context of an application that would need to know this, and could do
measurements automatically.

I thought about sending out as much data as possible, wait a little to fill the tcp send queue, then measure
what can be sent with non-blocking IO, but I would need a distant connexion that could handle such traffic.

Would you say that hitting the first or second hop this way is bad nettizenship ? (I'd guess...)

Any suggestion is welcome !

thanks ;-)
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