If everything looks good, click on ‘Run test’ button at the bottom left of the window. It uses a compressed form of JSON with the. The name only helps you identify the results that Flent is storing. Enter the IP address of the computer you are setting up up as the server and give your test a name. First, use the “Test Name” drop-down list to select a test. In the new window you can select a test to run. Click on “File” in the top left corner and select “Run New Test” from the resulting menu. The window you get is pretty easy to get started with. Open the Flent GUI from your application launcher or by typing flent-gui in a terminal. You can now run tests to your server from Flent. You can do everything else from your client running Flent. It will continue to run Netperf in the background in server mode.
#INSTALL NETPERF ON WINDOWS INSTALL#
Netperf is available in just about every Linux distribution repositories, so just install it with your package manager.Īfter you have it on the server, run Netperf in server mode. It is best to set it up up first, so you can do all your tests together. That server must run Netperf in server mode. In order for Flent to work properly, you need a server to test against.
Since you probably don’t want to remember Flent’s commands, this is guide will work with the GUI. Flent has both a command line and a graphical version. Now that Flent is installed you can start using it to run some basic tests. It is available for just about any Linux distribution and Homebrew for Macs. You should be able to install it using the pip Python package manager, if you have that installed. GentooĪdd Flent to your ‘/etc/portage/package.accept_keywords’.įlent is a Python package. Go to the corresponding page and get what you need. Just install it.įlent is available at the AUR. Flent is available in the official Debian repositories starting with Stretch.
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