Shaun Wingrin
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Linux software to test quality of bandwidth over 24 hour period for voip calls
Hi, The idea is to run a 24hour test over a data line (e.g. ADSL) and get a report of the quality for voip calls at various times of the day. Any ideas welcome.
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Iperf is good enough for you I guess then?
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Ok, but please see: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24234040/Linux-iperf-udp-test-resulting-in-datagram-error.html
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Tx. Please can you help me interpret the results:
1. Why do the Server and Client Bandwidth differ?
2. What ranges of jitter are acceptable for for good voip calls as want to assess the 38% Jitter.
3. What does this tell us? It seems that there is a big problem!
Lost/Total Datagrams
878/ 893 (98%)
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1. Why do the Server and Client Bandwidth differ?
2. What ranges of jitter are acceptable for for good voip calls as want to assess the 38% Jitter.
3. What does this tell us? It seems that there is a big problem!
Lost/Total Datagrams
878/ 893 (98%)
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Tx. that is hard to believe since descent voip calls pass through the server daily. I fear its an issue with iperf... any ideas?
this could be the case, I really haven't used iperf. I always try to do my tests on the wire. Or if you have cisco phones you can look at them during a live call and see what the true performance is. The problem with that is that it doesn't give you metrics for a 24 hour period.
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Any ideas please?