Netperf compiled for Windows

[thiggins]

I'm exploring using Netperf for part of the new SNB AX test suite. Does anyone have a copy of netperf (and netserver) compiled for Windows?

 

[sfx2000]

Someone would have to build it for windows, and the code there is very old, not sure how this would play with Win10

Win10Pro with WSL - iperf, netperf, and flent are available there if this helps...

 

[thiggins]

Someone would have to build it for windows, and the code there is very old, not sure how this would play with Win10

Win10Pro with WSL - iperf, netperf, and flent are available there if this helps...

I have a version compiled for Win10. Problem is that it doesn't run properly. I don't have the skills to debug it.

I've been trying so many things, I forgot that I did install iperf3 and netperf (I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 via WSL). The problem is that I want the WSL Ubuntu to use Intel AX200 Windows drivers, which work, instead of the Linux drivers, which don't. WSL doesn't do that.

So I need netperf native on Win10.

 

[ColinTaylor]

I have a system set up with WSL, but didn't know I could install those apps. Can you provide some tips?

I've never used WSL myself but I would assume that the installation procedure for netperf would depend on which distro you installed.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10

So for example if you installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS the command would be: apt install netperf

 

[Datalink]

Would iperf for Windows be of any use?

https://files.budman.pw/

 

[thiggins]

Would iperf for Windows be of any use?

https://files.budman.pw/

Thanks, but no. Has to be netperf since I'm trying to use flent.

 

[sfx2000]

I have a version compiled for Win10. Problem is that it doesn't run properly. I don't have the skills to debug it.

Kind of a known thing, there's issues opened against Win10 on the netperf github

I've been trying so many things, I forgot that I did install iperf3 and netperf (I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 via WSL). The problem is that I want the WSL Ubuntu to use Intel AX200 Windows drivers, which work, instead of the Linux drivers, which don't. WSL doesn't do that.

That's odd - my WSL Ubuntu 18.04 didn't need any drivers, as ubuntu uses whatever Windows has in WSL, as the Windows kernel provides the underlying driver support

My xps13 doesn't have an ax200 card, still has the QCA based Killer thingy which is WiFi5

 

[sfx2000]

The problem is that I want the WSL Ubuntu to use Intel AX200 Windows drivers, which work, instead of the Linux drivers, which don't. WSL doesn't do that.

Ok, I see what's going on... and it's tc that is broken/not supported when looking at qdisc with WSL... so this breaks flent