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- Flowgrind abstract "Flowgrind is a testing and benchmarking tool to measure throughput and other metrics for TCP.It was originally developed to study performance and behavior of TCP variants within Wireless mesh networks.In contrast to similar tools like Iperf or Netperf it features a distributed architecture, where throughput and othermetrics are measured between flowgrind server processes. The Flowgrind client hasthe purpose to schedule such measurements and collect the measurement data.Inherent with this architecture and its designation for Wireless mesh networks flowgrind supports: separation of measured traffic and control traffic (e.g., to measure the wireless performance, but don't let the control traffic interfere), a simultaneous measurement between any number of hosts running the flowgrind server (e.g., to create wireless crosstalk), uni-directional, bi-directional or sophisticated request/response tests (e.g., to simulate various usage scenarios and protocols) and packet capture support (e.g., for offline in-depth traffic analysis).Flowgrind allows the user to set various protocol parameters (e.g. the Congestion control algorithm) individually for each connection. This be can be used to explore how certain settings affect network utilization and how they may compete which each other.Unlike most cross-platform testing tools, besides application layermetrics, Flowgrind can output some transport layer, which areusually internal to the TCP/IP Stack. For example, on Linux this includesthe kernel's estimation of the end-to-end round-triptime and the size of the congestion window.".
- Flowgrind genre Bandwidth_management.
- Flowgrind latestReleaseDate "2014-04-10".
- Flowgrind latestReleaseVersion "0.7".
- Flowgrind license GNU_General_Public_License.
- Flowgrind operatingSystem FreeBSD.
- Flowgrind operatingSystem Linux.
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- Flowgrind status "active".
- Flowgrind wikiPageExternalLink flowgrind.net.
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- Flowgrind caption "TCP Performance Measurement Tool".
- Flowgrind developer "The Flowgrind team".
- Flowgrind genre Bandwidth_management.
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- Flowgrind latestReleaseDate "2014-04-10".
- Flowgrind latestReleaseVersion "0.7".
- Flowgrind license GNU_General_Public_License.
- Flowgrind name "Flowgrind".
- Flowgrind operatingSystem FreeBSD.
- Flowgrind operatingSystem Linux.
- Flowgrind programmingLanguage C_(programming_language).
- Flowgrind status "active".
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- Flowgrind subject Category:Network_performance.
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- Flowgrind comment "Flowgrind is a testing and benchmarking tool to measure throughput and other metrics for TCP.It was originally developed to study performance and behavior of TCP variants within Wireless mesh networks.In contrast to similar tools like Iperf or Netperf it features a distributed architecture, where throughput and othermetrics are measured between flowgrind server processes.".
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