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iperf3 is a widely-used command-line tool for active measurements of the maximum achievable bandwidth on IP networks. It supports tuning of various parameters related to timing, buffers, and protocols (TCP, UDP, SCTP).
iperf3 is the leading open-source tool for measuring network throughput. Designed for testing network performance between endpoints, it is an essential utility for network engineers, system administrators, and developers.
Accurately measuring network bandwidth and diagnosing performance issues between two points on a network can be challenging. iperf3 provides a reliable and flexible tool to perform these active measurements, helping identify bottlenecks and verify network configurations.
Supports TCP, UDP, and SCTP protocols for comprehensive testing.
Operates in client-server mode, allowing bandwidth measurement between any two nodes.
Offers control over parameters like bandwidth, number of parallel streams, MTU, and window sizes.
Provides output in various formats, including a machine-readable JSON output for easy parsing.
iperf3 is used in various scenarios requiring precise network performance measurement:
Measure the maximum throughput between two servers in a data center or across a Wide Area Network link.
Verify provisioned bandwidth, identify potential link congestion, and ensure expected network performance.
Simulate different traffic patterns (e.g., UDP with specific bandwidth and loss) to test network device behavior or QoS configurations.
Pinpoint network bottlenecks, diagnose packet loss or latency issues, and validate network equipment performance under load.
Benchmark network performance on different operating systems or hardware platforms, and compare the efficiency of TCP vs UDP for specific tasks.
Understand platform-specific network performance characteristics and optimize protocol choice for applications.
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