I've had iperfspeed installed on several nodes and it works. However I decided to fool around with the new checkbox in advanced settings on 3.24.6.0 and see if that makes the old package obsolete.
I managed to confuse myself quite nicely, so some questions. Simply checking the box in the advanced settings does not make an iperfspeed link on the node, and I could not make a link to the pre-installed package. I used port 8080/iperfspeed like with the previous packages and it did not create a link. Hmmm.
Then I unchecked the settings slider, and relinked to the existing iperfspeed lua package and it came back. However there were only a few nodes available to test. If I left the package linked but then went back and enabled the advanced settings slider, now I have a large list of nodes to test with.
I see on another node that I have 3.24.6.0 on, I can use the slider. That node does not have a linked instance of iperfspeed. However if I go back to my other node with the package installed that remote node now shows up in the list of available nodes to test.
The question is ... shouldn't I be able to move the slider, and then advertise this as available so I can access it from that node?
Ed
I managed to confuse myself quite nicely, so some questions. Simply checking the box in the advanced settings does not make an iperfspeed link on the node, and I could not make a link to the pre-installed package. I used port 8080/iperfspeed like with the previous packages and it did not create a link. Hmmm.
Then I unchecked the settings slider, and relinked to the existing iperfspeed lua package and it came back. However there were only a few nodes available to test. If I left the package linked but then went back and enabled the advanced settings slider, now I have a large list of nodes to test with.
I see on another node that I have 3.24.6.0 on, I can use the slider. That node does not have a linked instance of iperfspeed. However if I go back to my other node with the package installed that remote node now shows up in the list of available nodes to test.
The question is ... shouldn't I be able to move the slider, and then advertise this as available so I can access it from that node?
Ed
Iperf can be used directly in the current UI without having to install iperfspeed. Info here: https://docs.arednmesh.org/en/latest/arednHow-toGuides/iperf.html#test-n...
BTW, functionality similar to iperfspeed (but better IMO) will be built-in to the new UI.
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