Re: [LARTC] Test tool - traffic generator.

Linux Advanced Routing and Traffic Control

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What do you mean by "wants to resolve the remote address" ?

I mean that the only packets sent on the network are ARP packets like these ones for example:

02/21-16:27:07.393165 ARP who-has 10.0.0.25 tell 10.10.10.11

02/21-16:27:08.393168 ARP who-has 10.0.0.25 tell 10.10.10.11


10.10.10.25 is the fake address I used and 10.10.10.11 is the emitting station.



I can send UDP packets to addresses which have no node listening with ttcp just fine.

I can send UDP packets to a broadcast address with ttcp too.


You make me dream. I hope I'm just misusing ttcp because I despair of finding the right soft.

Can you post an example of you trying and whatever failure you see ?



Sure:
I used the example from the README file.
./ttcp4 -t -s 10.0.0.25

On my second station I get the ARP packets above.
On the emitting station, ttcp quit after a while with these messages:

ttcp-t: connect: No route to host
Segmentation fault


Any clue?


Emmanuel who is seeing the bright light of hope



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