William Please ensure you are using UDP/IGMP. Brent
Hi, (I hope this list is still active) I am a newbie. I am testing multicast support on three computers connected through a gigabit switch. When only the server, ran as (rand.bin is a 1Gb file) udp-sender --interface eth1 --file rand.bin and ONE client udp-receiver --file rand.bin are connected, the bandwidth is around 937.32 Mbps, which is very good. But with two or more clients if consistently drops to 11 Mbps I would expect to bandwidth to decrease as 1/N, where N is the number of clients. What am I missing? I am using a dumb switch. Thanks
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Hi, thanks for your answer. Do you mean making sure of that when doing the test by using udpcast? in that case how? I cannot find explicitly how to do that in the manual. In any case I re run the test (after a power failure) and things are scaling better now, as expected. I do not know why ... Thanks for udpcast
On Sat, Jul 3, 2021 at 5:17 AM Brent Kimberley Brent.Kimberley@durham.ca wrote:
William Please ensure you are using UDP/IGMP. Brent
Hi, (I hope this list is still active) I am a newbie. I am testing multicast support on three computers connected through a gigabit switch. When only the server, ran as (rand.bin is a 1Gb file) udp-sender --interface eth1 --file rand.bin and ONE client udp-receiver --file rand.bin are connected, the bandwidth is around 937.32 Mbps, which is very good. But with two or more clients if consistently drops to 11 Mbps I would expect to bandwidth to decrease as 1/N, where N is the number of clients. What am I missing? I am using a dumb switch. Thanks
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Best regards / Cordialmente,
William-Fernando Oquendo
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Wiliam:
Please read the section on unidirectional transfers. Your udp capacity might be constrained by the nic - then again, maybe you need to change your operands...
https://users.soe.ucsc.edu/~kent/test/udpcast.html
________________________________ From: William Oquendo woquendo@gmail.com Sent: Tuesday, July 6, 2021, 11:34 p.m. To: Brent Kimberley Cc: udpcast@udpcast.linux.lu Subject: Re: Two or more clients drops bandwith by 2 orders of magnitude
Hi, thanks for your answer. Do you mean making sure of that when doing the test by using udpcast? in that case how? I cannot find explicitly how to do that in the manual. In any case I re run the test (after a power failure) and things are scaling better now, as expected. I do not know why ... Thanks for udpcast
On Sat, Jul 3, 2021 at 5:17 AM Brent Kimberley <Brent.Kimberley@durham.camailto:Brent.Kimberley@durham.ca> wrote: William Please ensure you are using UDP/IGMP. Brent
Hi, (I hope this list is still active) I am a newbie. I am testing multicast support on three computers connected through a gigabit switch. When only the server, ran as (rand.bin is a 1Gb file) udp-sender --interface eth1 --file rand.bin and ONE client udp-receiver --file rand.bin are connected, the bandwidth is around 937.32 Mbps, which is very good. But with two or more clients if consistently drops to 11 Mbps I would expect to bandwidth to decrease as 1/N, where N is the number of clients. What am I missing? I am using a dumb switch. Thanks
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Best regards / Cordialmente,
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