Using nc for measuring network speeds
Works under *BSD.
sender:
nc -l 1234 > /dev/null
receiver:
dd if=/dev/random | nc server-ip 1234
If this seems to create too much load, try /dev/zero.
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Hi, I’m Kaspar. Wurzelfoo is my personal notebook that collects snippets and thoughts around my online and real life. In the latter, I was born in the early 80’s and live in Berlin/Germany, together with my beautiful girlfriend. I’m trying to fill my fridge as a freelancing systems administrator, specialized in MacOS and *BSD systems.
I was born in the early 80’s and currently live in Berlin, together with my beautiful girlfriend.
I’m trying to earn my money as a freenancing systems administrator, mainly for MacOS systems.
Me, elsewere
- delicious collects my bookmarks
- last.fm tracks my current musical taste
- flickr would be the place for my photos, if i would take some
- twitter gets everything else.
For comments or complains you can reach me by .
Hi, I’m Kaspar. Wurzelfoo is my personal notebook that collects snippets and thoughts around my online and real life. In the latter, I was born in the early 80’s and live in Berlin/Germany, together with my beautiful girlfriend. I’m trying to fill my fridge as a freelancing systems administrator, specialized in MacOS and *BSD systems.
I was born in the early 80’s and currently live in Berlin, together with my beautiful girlfriend.
I’m trying to earn my money as a freenancing systems administrator, mainly for MacOS systems.
Me, elsewere
- delicious collects my bookmarks
- last.fm tracks my current musical taste
- flickr would be the place for my photos, if i would take some
- twitter gets everything else.
For comments or complains you can reach me by .
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