def single_pass_server():
import iperf3
server = iperf3.Server()
server.bind_address = serv
server.port = 5201
server.verbose = False
server.run()
def start_iperf_server(self, iperf_server):
logging.debug(iperf_server.__str__())
server = iperf3.Server()
server.bind_address = iperf_server.address
server.port = iperf_server.port
#server.verbose = False
print("Server listening on " + str(server.port))
result = server.run()
def start_iperf3_server(self):
#creates an iperf3 server. only lasts for one measurement. putting in a while 1 causes udp problems
print("Starting iperf server for throughput")
server = iperf3.Server()
server.bind_address = self.ip
server.port = 6969
server.verbose = False
server.run()
def create_server():
if request.headers['Content-Type'] == 'application/json':
name = str(request.json['name'])
else:
return make_response(jsonify(_error("Server creation Failed : Please provide Server 'name'!"))), 500
server = iperf3.Server()
server.json_output = False
_servers.register(server, name)
return make_response(jsonify(_success(request.data)), 201)
def start_bw_stats_server():
import iperf3
server = iperf3.Server()
server.port = 6969
server.verbose = False
server.json_output = False
while True:
server.run()
def iperfServer():
server = iperf3.Server()
server.bind_address = '10.221.109.28'
server.port = '5201'
server.verbose = False
while True:
print('#################################\n')
print('##### Iperf3 Server Running #####\n')
print('#################################\n')
server.run()
def test_server_failed_run(self):
"""This test will launch two server instances on the same ip:port
to generate an error"""
server = iperf3.Server()
server.bind_address = '127.0.0.1'
server.port = 5201
server2 = subprocess.Popen(["iperf3", "-s"])
sleep(.3) # give the server some time to start
response = server.run()
server2.kill()
assert "unable to start listener for connections: " in response.error
def main():
server = iperf3.Server()
server.bind_address = SERVER
server.port = PORT
server.verbose = VERBOSE
logger.info(f"iperf3 server: {SERVER} port: {PORT} verbose: {VERBOSE}")
while True:
try:
res = server.run()
logger.info(
f"server:{get_local_ip()} sender:{res.sent_Mbps} receiver:{res.received_Mbps} "
f"From client:{res.remote_host} {res.receiver_tcp_congestion}")
except Exception as e:
logger.error(e)
def test_server_run_output_to_screen(self):
server = iperf3.Server()
server.bind_address = '127.0.0.1'
server.port = 5206
server.json_output = False
# Launching the client with a sleep timer to give our server some time to start
client = subprocess.Popen(
'sleep .5 && iperf3 -c 127.0.0.1 -p 5206 -t 1',
shell=True,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
response = server.run()
client.kill()
assert not response
def test_server_run(self):
server = iperf3.Server()
server.bind_address = '127.0.0.1'
server.port = 5201
# Launching the client with a sleep timer to give our server some time to start
client = subprocess.Popen('sleep .5 && iperf3 -c 127.0.0.1 5201 -t 1',
shell=True,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
response = server.run()
client.kill()
assert not response.error
assert response.local_host == '127.0.0.1'
assert response.local_port == 5201
def launchIperf3Server(**kwargs):
print(f"iperf server, kwargs: {kwargs}")
iperfServer = iperf3.Server()
iperfServer.bind_address = kwargs['iperf3BindAddress']
iperfServer.port = kwargs['iperf3ServerPort']
iperfServer.verbose = False
res = None
try:
res = iperfServer.run()
res = res.json
except:
print('it fails!')
print("writing results")
global testResults
#global awaitingResults
print(type(testResults))
testResults = res
def main(args):
server = iperf3.Server()
server.port = int(os.environ.get("PORT"))
result = server.run()
data = {}
edge_ip = result.json['start']['connected'][0]['remote_host']
data[edge_ip] = {}
# data[edge_ip]['bandwidth'] = result.json['end']['sum_received']['bits_per_second']
# Get individual readings throughout the iperf test
intervals = result.json['intervals']
last = intervals.pop()['sum']['bytes'] * 8 # remove last reading, get bits transmitted
count = len(intervals)
readings = [ ] # store bandwidth for all readings
for reading in intervals:
# readings.append(reading['sum']['bits_per_second']) # old
# Combine last bytes into the other readings (that's what iperf does)
readings.append(reading['sum']['bytes']*8 + last/count)
data[edge_ip]['readings'] = readings
data[edge_ip]['bandwidth'] = sum(readings)/90 # len(readings)
# ^ len(readings) can be 92 or 93, we discard the last results later and
# combine them into the readings later.
#print(result.text)
#print(json.dumps(result.json, indent=3))
#print(result.json['end']['sum_received']['bits_per_second'])
with socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) as s:
while True:
print("Attempting to connect to bandwidth server", file=sys.stderr)
try:
s.connect(("127.0.0.1", 20000))
break
except BaseException:
print(("Error connecting to bandwidth server"),
file=sys.stderr)
print("Successfully connected to bandwidth server", file=sys.stderr)
print("Sending json data")
s.sendall(json.dumps(data).encode())
print("Successfully sent json data")
def _setup_iperf3(self):
''' Set up the iperf3 servers for the test instances. Must be run on a
main thread '''
self._iperfs = ()
for instance in self._instances:
if instance.is_uplink:
iperf = iperf3.Server()
iperf.bind_address = '192.168.129.42'
iperf.port = TrafficTestDriver._get_port()
else:
iperf = iperf3.Client()
iperf.bandwidth = 10 ** 7 # 10 Mbps
iperf.bind_address = '192.168.129.42'
iperf.duration = instance.duration
iperf.port = instance.port
iperf.protocol = 'udp' if instance.is_udp else 'tcp'
iperf.server_hostname = instance.ip.exploded
self._iperfs += (iperf,)
def IPERF3_nonXLSX():
if 'client' in Modeq.lower():
iperf3test = iperf3.Client()
iperf3test.server_hostname = Serverq
iperf3test.duration = Durationq
iperf3test.protocol = Protocolq
iperf3test.bandwidth = int(Bandwidthq)
if 'true' in Reversemodeq.lower():
iperf3test.reverse = 1
if 'server' in Modeq.lower():
iperf3test = iperf3.Server()
iperf3test.bind_address = Serverq
iperf3test.port = Portq
if 'True' in QuietModeq:
iperf3test.json_output = True
iperf3test.verbose = False
# Client Portion
if 'client' in Modeq.lower():
print('Connecting to {0}:{1}'.format(iperf3test.server_hostname,
iperf3test.port))
result = iperf3test.run()
if result.error:
print(result.error)
else:
print('')
print('Test completed:')
print(' started at {0}'.format(result.time))
print(' bytes transmitted {0}'.format(result.bytes))
print(' jitter (ms) {0}'.format(result.jitter_ms))
print(' avg cpu load {0}%\n'.format(result.local_cpu_total))
print('Average transmitted data in all sorts of networky formats:')
print(' bits per second (bps) {0}'.format(result.bps))
print(' Kilobits per second (kbps) {0}'.format(result.kbps))
print(' Megabits per second (Mbps) {0}'.format(result.Mbps))
print(' KiloBytes per second (kB/s) {0}'.format(result.kB_s))
print(' MegaBytes per second (MB/s) {0}'.format(result.MB_s))
# Server Portion
if 'server' in Modeq.lower():
while True:
iperf3test.run()
def test_server_run(self):
server = iperf3.Server()
server.bind_address = '127.0.0.1'
server.port = 5205
# Launching the client with a sleep timer to give our server some time to start
client = subprocess.Popen(
'sleep .5 && iperf3 -c 127.0.0.1 -p 5205 -t 1',
shell=True,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
response = server.run()
if server.iperf_version.startswith(
'iperf 3.0') or server.iperf_version.startswith('iperf 3.1'):
assert not response.error
assert response.local_host == '127.0.0.1'
assert response.local_port == 5205
assert response.type == 'server'
else:
assert response.error == 'the client has unexpectedly closed the connection'
def _setup_iperf3(self):
''' Set up the iperf3 servers for the test instances. Must be run on a
main thread '''
self._iperfs = ()
for instance in self._instances:
if instance.is_uplink:
iperf = iperf3.Server()
ip_str = ipaddress.ip_address(instance.ip)
if ip_str.version == 4:
print("Running ipv4")
iperf.bind_address = self._trfserver_ipv4
else:
print("Running ipv6")
iperf.bind_address = self._trfserver_ipv6
os.system('sudo /sbin/ip -6 route add %s/%d dev eth3' %
(self._agw_ipv6, self._agw_ip_sub))
os.system('sudo /sbin/ip -6 route add %s via %s dev eth3' %
(instance.ip.exploded, self._agw_ipv6))
iperf.port = TrafficTestDriver._get_port()
else:
iperf = iperf3.Client()
iperf.bandwidth = 10**7 # 10 Mbps
ip_str = ipaddress.ip_address(instance.ip)
if ip_str.version == 4:
iperf.bind_address = self._trfserver_ipv4
else:
iperf.bind_address = self._trfserver_ipv6
os.system('sudo /sbin/ip -6 route add %s/%d dev eth3' %
(self._agw_ipv6, self._agw_ip_sub))
os.system('sudo /sbin/ip -6 route add %s via %s dev eth3' %
(instance.ip.exploded, self._agw_ipv6))
iperf.duration = instance.duration
iperf.port = instance.port
iperf.protocol = 'udp' if instance.is_udp else 'tcp'
iperf.server_hostname = instance.ip.exploded
self._iperfs += (iperf, )
def test_init_server(self):
server = iperf3.Server()
assert server._test
#!/usr/bin/env python
import sys
import iperf3
server = iperf3.Server()
while True:
server.run()
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
self.server = iperf3.Server()
self.stop_iperf = threading.Event()
self.daemon = True
threading.Thread.__init__(self)
def IPERF3_XLSX(rowdata):
t = threading.currentThread()
while getattr(t, "do_run", True) and runtime < maxruntime:
sshdevicetype = 'linux'
# Device Configuration
try:
remotedevice = rowdata.get('Remote Device').encode('utf-8')
except:
remotedevice = rowdata.get('Remote Device')
remotedevice = str(remotedevice)
try:
Modeq = rowdata.get('Mode').encode('utf-8')
except:
Modeq = rowdata.get('Mode')
Modeq = str(Modeq)
try:
Durationq = rowdata.get('Duration').encode('utf-8')
except:
Durationq = rowdata.get('Duration')
Durationq = str(Durationq)
try:
Serverq = rowdata.get('Server').encode('utf-8')
except:
Serverq = rowdata.get('Server')
Serverq = str(Serverq)
try:
Portq = rowdata.get('Port').encode('utf-8')
except:
Portq = rowdata.get('Port')
Portq = str(Portq)
try:
Protocolq = rowdata.get('Protocol').encode('utf-8')
except:
Protocolq = rowdata.get('Protocol')
Protocolq = str(Protocolq)
try:
Bandwidthq = rowdata.get('Target Bandwidth').encode('utf-8')
except:
Bandwidthq = rowdata.get('Target Bandwidth')
Bandwidthq = str(Bandwidthq)
try:
Reversemodeq = rowdata.get('Reverse Mode').encode('utf-8')
except:
Reversemodeq = rowdata.get('Reverse Mode')
Reversemodeq = str(Reversemodeq)
#Start Connection
try:
sshnet_connect = ConnectHandler(device_type=sshdevicetype,
ip=remotedevice,
username=sshusername,
password=sshpassword)
sshdevicehostname = sshnet_connect.find_prompt()
print 'Successfully connected to ' + remotedevice
if 'client' in Modeq.lower():
iperf3test = iperf3.Client()
iperf3test.server_hostname = Serverq
iperf3test.duration = Durationq
iperf3test.protocol = Protocolq
iperf3test.bandwidth = int(Bandwidthq)
if 'true' in Reversemodeq.lower():
iperf3test.reverse = 1
if 'server' in Modeq.lower():
iperf3test = iperf3.Server()
iperf3test.bind_address = Serverq
iperf3test.port = Portq
# Client Portion
if 'client' in Modeq.lower():
print('Connecting to {0}:{1}'.format(
iperf3test.server_hostname, iperf3test.port))
result = iperf3test.run()
writer.writerow({
'Device IP': remotedevice,
'Start Time': iperf3test.time,
'Average CPU Load': iperf3test.local_cpu_total,
'Total Bytes Transmitted': iperf3test.bytes,
'Mbps': iperf3test.Mbps,
'Average Jitter': iperf3test.jitter_ms
})
# Server Portion
if 'server' in Modeq.lower():
while True:
iperf3test.run()
sshnet_connect.disconnect()
except:
print "Failure in connecting to device " + sshdevicename + ". Please confirm that the IP address is correct"
sshnet_connect.disconnect()
print("Stopping as you wish.")
try:
sshnet_connect.disconnect()
except:
''' Skip '''
def iperf():
server = iperf3.Server()
result = server.run()
return (result.remote_host)
def test_port(self):
server = iperf3.Server()
server.port = 666
assert server.port == 666
def server(self):
print("The Iperf server is running...")
server = iperf3.Server()
result = server.run()
def test_server_hostname(self):
client = iperf3.Server()
client.server_hostname = '127.0.0.1'
assert client.server_hostname == '127.0.0.1'
import requests
import socket
import iperf3 as iperf
from iperf_utils import show, dump, get_config
hostname = socket.gethostname()
conf = get_config()
server = iperf.Server()
for section in conf:
if section.startswith('server'):
c = conf[section]
if c.get('skip'):
continue
port = int(c.get('port', 5001))
host = c['host'] # host IP or name
label = c.get('label', section)
if c.get('hostname') == hostname:
server.port = port
break
else:
raise ValueError(
f'Hostname `{hostname}` needs to be registered in pearu-sandbox/iperf-bench/config.conf'
)
fn = f'server-{hostname}.txt'
print(f'output: {fn}. Press Ctrl-C to stop the server.')
f = open(fn, 'a+')
while 1:
try: