01-13-2014 06:00 AM - edited 03-04-2019 10:03 PM
I have a link between two routers which is supposed to give a maximum bandwidth of 20 mb. How can I verify this bandwidth from router .. please help .....
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01-13-2014 09:49 AM
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To my knowledge, there is nothing on board a router to accomplish this.
Some router images used to contain a hidden copy of TTCP, but I too would suggest using an external traffic generator.
01-13-2014 08:03 AM
what type of interfaces are you looking at between the two routers ?
take a look at Iperf. (available for download)
01-13-2014 09:03 AM
we have a monitoring tool .. But i need to create maximum traffic in the link inorder to check the maximum bandwidth. So I am looking for some cisco commands ( if there ) which can create a high traffic
01-13-2014 09:08 AM
There are a number of 'free" traffic generators available on the internet.
To my knowledge, there is nothing on board a router to accomplish this.
01-13-2014 09:49 AM
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To my knowledge, there is nothing on board a router to accomplish this.
Some router images used to contain a hidden copy of TTCP, but I too would suggest using an external traffic generator.
01-13-2014 09:41 PM
Thank you JosephDoherty for your information. I was not aware of this .
01-13-2014 09:20 AM
The only thing that you can do in a router which I'm sure won't generate 20Mb is a high load ping packet with a timeout of 0:
ping
HTH,
John
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01-13-2014 09:52 PM
Thank you John Blakley
I have tried with ping test, But i couldnt reach 40 mb ( up and down). So i may go for an external traffic generator
01-13-2014 09:42 PM
Thank you all for the reply ... I will try with an external traffic generator
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