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1. To test upload channel bandwith via UDP (Windows example)
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iperf3.exe -c test2.flashphoner.com -p 5201 -w 256Ku |
Where
- test2.flashphoner.com - WCS server
- 5201 - iperf port to connect256K - TCP buffer size
The result of the command above should look like this:
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2. To test download channel bandwidth via UDP
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iperf3.exe -c test2.flashphoner.com -p 5201 -wu 256K -R |
Where
- test2.flashphoner.com - WCS server
- 5201 - iperf port to connect256K - TCP buffer size
The result of the command above should look like this:
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iperf3.exe -c test2.flashphoner.com -p 5201 -wu 256K -t 120 |
The upload channel bandwidth test via UDP result shows the maximum video publishing bitrate without packet losses. In the sample above bitrate should be limited with 1000 kbps, on server side for example
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webrtc_cc_max_bitrate=1000000 |
Note that iperf major versions on server and on testing client should be the same. Today version 3 is actual, but ther is also version 2 in repositories.
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