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Oct 20, 2026

Nick TurnerGUEST
18:11
I don't remember the model, but it worked.
Nick TurnerGUEST
18:15
And then we were able to run an IPerf server, so we would now force large traffic over the link from the WLAN Pi to the AP.
Keith ParsonsHOST
18:23
Which, by the way, is the requirement to trigger MLO is you need to overrun at least the first link.
Nick TurnerGUEST
18:31
Yes.
Nick TurnerGUEST
18:31
Yes.
Nick TurnerGUEST
18:32
And just to make things even more confusing, we were running the speed tests, the iPerf server on the WLAN Pi and testing to that iPerf server from the WLAN Pi, but using different interfaces.
Nick TurnerGUEST
18:45
So we set up the
Keith ParsonsHOST
18:48
But I'll just kick in here.
Keith ParsonsHOST
18:53
Yes.
Keith ParsonsHOST
18:54
One on five gig and one six gig.
Keith ParsonsHOST
18:56
So even though it was the iPerf was going to itself, it went out over the Wi-Fi to the Cisco AP back into the ethernet port.
Keith ParsonsHOST
19:05
And that's a very important.
Nick TurnerGUEST
18:31
Yes.
Nick TurnerGUEST
18:32
And just to make things even more confusing, we were running the speed tests, the iPerf server on the WLAN Pi and testing to that iPerf server from the WLAN Pi, but using different interfaces.
Nick TurnerGUEST
18:45
So we set up the
Keith ParsonsHOST
18:48
But I'll just kick in here.
Keith ParsonsHOST
18:53
Yes.
Keith ParsonsHOST
18:54
One on five gig and one six gig.
Keith ParsonsHOST
18:56
So even though it was the iPerf was going to itself, it went out over the Wi-Fi to the Cisco AP back into the ethernet port.
Keith ParsonsHOST
19:05
And that's a very important.
Network ChuckHOST
24:50
We'll talk about it here in a bit.
Network ChuckHOST
24:51
But here we go, using iPerf to test.
Network ChuckHOST
24:54
I'm gonna run a lot.
Network ChuckHOST
24:56
With this command, we're gonna obliterate this host with 10 parallel streams for 30 seconds.
Network ChuckHOST
26:02
So let's remove that switch and connect my laptop directly to the land port of my Zima board.
Network ChuckHOST
26:06
Cause my laptop just so happens to have a two and a half gig port as well.
Network ChuckHOST
26:09
I ran iPerf again.
Network ChuckHOST
26:10
And unsurprisingly, we had more throughput clocking in about 1.09 gigabits per second.
BenjaminHOST
30:19
... uh, the way we should and the way we must? Um, yeah, no, we, we-
FabioHOST
30:22
Yeah, 'cause probably it's not a stable platform to run, uh, iPerf, zPerf.
BenjaminHOST
30:29
Uh, nope, but we do have, um, uh, iPerf3 support that got added.
BenjaminHOST
30:34
Uh, would, would you be able to tell or to talk to the difference compared to iPerf2?
FabioHOST
30:40
Yeah, absolutely.

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