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 ====== iPerf ====== ====== iPerf ======
  
-**IPerf** is a tool which allows you to measure and tune network performance.  IPerf can be run in client mode or server mode. Generally, client mode is used.+**IPerf** is a tool that allows you to measure and tune network performance.  IPerf can be run in client mode or server mode. Generally, client mode is used.
  
 iPerf requires you to know of a reliable public server with which you can use it. Currently, the official IPerf webpage hosts a short list of public iPerf servers: [[https://iperf.fr/iperf-servers.php|https://iperf.fr/iperf-servers.php]]. iPerf requires you to know of a reliable public server with which you can use it. Currently, the official IPerf webpage hosts a short list of public iPerf servers: [[https://iperf.fr/iperf-servers.php|https://iperf.fr/iperf-servers.php]].
  
-Some iPerf server don't work, so if you receive an error when testing, try a different server. You can also try unofficial iPerf servers, but their location and availability may often change. Once you've configured the Server address, protocol and port, you can start your tests. You'll probably only use Server mode if you're testing an intranet VPN site.+Some iPerf servers don't work, so if you receive an error when testing, try a different server. You can also try unofficial iPerf servers, but their location and availability may often change. Once you've configured the Server address, protocol and port, you can start your tests. You'll probably only use Server mode if you're testing an intranet VPN site.
  
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 **Protocol TCP/UDP**: Here you specify the protocol to be used for testing. **Protocol TCP/UDP**: Here you specify the protocol to be used for testing.
  
-**Port**: Here you enter the port to be used for testing (Default: 5201).+**Port**: Hereyou enter the port to be used for testing (Default: 5201).
  
 **Type: **Here, you specify under what conditions testing will stop: **Type: **Here, you specify under what conditions testing will stop:
  
-  * (//Time-limited//) - Choosing this will make testing stop after a certain time period. +  * Time-limited - Choosing this will make testing stop after a certain time period. 
-  * (Buffer-limited- Choosing this will make testing stop after a certain amount of of data has been transferred.+  * Buffer-limited - Choosing this will make testing stop after a certain amount of of data has been transferred.
  
 **Time Limit/Bytes limit** - In this field, you enter the the units used for the limit type you selected in the //Type// setting. **Time Limit/Bytes limit** - In this field, you enter the the units used for the limit type you selected in the //Type// setting.
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 ===== iPerf Notes ===== ===== iPerf Notes =====
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