It is recommended you do the Client installs before starting on the ODROID performance testing.
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(see other instructions on how to install all these client-side testing apps) Application Version MacOS Windows Android iOS Iperf3 3.1.6 X X Iperf2 2.0.9 X X ZAP 1.83 X X Ekahau ESS X X WiFiPerf (Demo) 1.9 X X X X Ruckus Speedflex 2.0.7 X X Hurricane Electric 1.5.0.289 X X Aruba Utilities X Note: All the files for client-side applications are provided either on the included USB drive or via Internet while doing automatic installations. Linux Performance Testing Apps We are using Debian Linux with the following services running upon boot up so they are always ready: Application Version Port Iperf3 3.16 5202 Iperf2 2.0.9 5001 Ruckus ZAP 1.83 Ekahau eperf 3.x 5201 HTML5 Tests 6 versions 80 on Different URLs
The specs on the ODROID are: 1.5GHz 64-bit quad-core single board computer (SBC) Gigabit Ethernet eMMC Flash Storage – boots in under 20-seconds Low power consumption – around 1amp – we power with standard USB battery Very Versatile Ability to use Bluetooth or USB keyboard/mice HDMI out capability We use an attached screen to do much of what we need Can be used in a ‘headless’ environment (unlike the Raspberry Pi’s 10/100 Ethernet port).
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We chose this platform for its versatility but mainly because it offers a full Gigabit Ethernet port, so that component should not ever be a bottleneck or be a throttle to network throughput testing. The ODROID C-2 device has much in common with other Single-Board-Computers, like Raspberry Pi and others.
These tests can assist in establishing baselines, help in troubleshooting, test consistency, as well as measuring network throughput from known end points. It can be used to test Wired-to-Wired, Wiredto-Wireless, and even Wireless-to-Wireless tests. Hands-on Labs using the WLAN Pros ODROID Performance Testing Device The goal is to provide Wireless LAN Professionals with a ready-to-use custom device to help provide throughput measurements for network performance.