On some systems it is possible to get inetd to re-configure itself by sending it a SIGHUP with.

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Netperf is a benchmark that can be used to measure various aspects of networking.

It is NOT supported via any of the normal Hewlett-Packard support channels.

This document is organized (loosely) into several sections as follows.

We thank you in advance for your comments, and hope that you find this tool useful.

You may not be familiar with some of the conventions and definitions used by this document.

Generally, items of particular importance, command line options, and commands will be in.

A sizespec is a one or two item list passed with a command line option that can set the value.

They are essentially any option that is not tied to a particular test, or group of tests.

These are options which are only applicable to a particular test.

This manual assumes that those wishing to measure networking performance already know.

If you have a WWW browser, you can retrieve netperf from the Netperf Page.

Netperf source bits are also available via anonymous FTP from ftp.cup.hp.com in the directory.

You should use binary mode transfers when bringing over the bits.

While the netperf source bits can be placed anywhere on the system, this manual will assume.

Once you have placed the netperf source bits onto the system, it is necessary to compile them.

The netperf distribution includes a makefile which assumes the existence of the directory.

Once the makefile is customized as needed, simply enter the command.

Now that the executables have been created, it is necessary to edit the etcservices and.

Once the files have been edited, it is necessary to have inetd re-configure itself.

On an.