As of LCOS 10.90, the iperf command has
been enhanced with additional options to measure peer bandwidth and to allow automated invocation, e.g., from the action table.
Table 1. Overview of all CLI commands
| Command |
Description |
| iperf [-s|-c <Host>] [options] |
Starts iPerf on the device to perform a bandwidth measurement with an iPerf2 counterpart. Possible options include:
- Client/Server
- -q, --quiet: Enables quiet mode where CLI output is suppressed, as the command can also be
invoked via the action table. Additionally, in client mode, execution cannot be interrupted.
- Client-specific
- -R, --reverse: Reverses the measurement direction.
- -E, --peer <Interface>: Establishes a connection using the interface specified by
the peer name and sets rx/tx thresholds based on the result(s). If not executed in dual or tradeoff mode, the value of
the unmeasured direction is set based on the last measurement if available.The result is recorded in the status
table (1.96.1.3) under the values Peer, Server-Bandwidth-kbps, and Client-Bandwidth-kbps.
- --retry: Number of retry attempts if a connection cannot be established. Maximum: 99.
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