router stresstesting

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hi everybody

have a question. i need to perform router stresstesting.
the setup:

<traffic generator> ---- <ROUTER> ---- <sink device>

is it possible to use linux plus some software to do that? 
did any1 do this? any hints ?
i need to send as many packets per second as possible (to fill up 
100Mbit/s link). the packets could be short (64B), but there should be 
a lot of them.

what kind of performance of linux based traffic generator could i 
expect (in terms of packets per second) ? 

thing is, comercial traffic generators (like SmartBits hw, http://www.netcomsystems.com/solutions/hardware.asp) are very expensive...

thanks for any info ;)

rgds, 
Denis.
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