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I would like to ask if it is possible to send UDP traffic with a defined frame size.
More specifically I want to make UDP traffic at the maximum allowed UDP frame before fragmentation occurs (1470 bytes with MTU of 1500).
I have tried the following command ctsTraffic.exe -listen:* -protocol:udp -bitspersecond:5000000 -framerate:60 -bufferdepth:1 -streamlength:60 -Buffer:"$(1470)"
but returns Invalid argument specified: -buffer (only applicable to TCP)
I am using ctsTraffic version 2.0.3.2
If this is not possible in the current version then I would love to see it in a future release.
Thanks,
George
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Hello,
I would like to ask if it is possible to send UDP traffic with a defined frame size.
More specifically I want to make UDP traffic at the maximum allowed UDP frame before fragmentation occurs (1470 bytes with MTU of 1500).
I have tried the following command
ctsTraffic.exe -listen:* -protocol:udp -bitspersecond:5000000 -framerate:60 -bufferdepth:1 -streamlength:60 -Buffer:"$(1470)"
but returns
Invalid argument specified: -buffer (only applicable to TCP)
I am using ctsTraffic version 2.0.3.2
If this is not possible in the current version then I would love to see it in a future release.
Thanks,
George
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: