Example Configurations and Reports for LANforge WiFIRE
Here are some example configurations and reports for some WiFi testing scenarios
using LANforge WiFIRE 802.11a/b/g/n test equipment.
WiFi Capacity Plugin: TCP throughput, 1-10 stations, open. |
Summary Graph (263Mbps - 209Mbps) |
WiFi Capacity Plugin: TCP throughput, 1-10 stations, open, Delayed-Ack: 64. |
Summary Graph (296Mbps - 234Mbps) |
WiFi Capacity Plugin: TCP throughput, 1-10 stations, WPA2. |
Summary Graph (244Mbps - 194Mbps) |
WiFi Capacity Plugin: TCP throughput, 25-200 stations, open. |
Summary Graph (193Mbps - 114Mbps) |
WiFi Capacity Plugin: TCP throughput, 25-200 stations, WPA2. |
Summary Graph (251Mbps - 203Mbps) |
WiFi Capacity Plugin: TCP throughput, 25-600 stations, open. |
Summary Graph (100Mbps - 163Mbps) |
WiFi Capacity Plugin: TCP throughput, 25-600 stations, WPA2. |
Summary Graph (96Mbps - 116Mbps) |
WiFi Capacity Plugin: UDP throughput, 1-9 stations, open. |
Summary Graph (334Mbps - 292Mbps) |
WiFi Capacity Plugin: UDP throughput, 1-10 stations, WPA2. |
Summary Graph (243Mbps - 237Mbps) |
WiFi Capacity Plugin: UDP throughput, 25-200 stations, open. |
Summary Graph (220Mbps - 94Mbps) |
WiFi Capacity Plugin: UDP throughput, 25-200 stations, open. |
Summary Graph (183Mbps - 86Mbps) |
UDP scripted test with LANforge attenuator. |
Summary Graph |
- UDP scripted test with LANforge attenuator.
The goal of this test is to compare rx-attenuation to WiFi performance
for 'upload' traffic (client to AP).
This test setup consists of an AP and Client machine connected to
the LANforge Attenuator with coax SMA cables
(this is NOT over the air testing). The client and
AP are both CT520 LANforge WiFIRE hardware.
This requires LANforge release 5.2.7 or higher.
The traffic flow is one UDP Layer-3 connection between the AP interface and
a station interface on the other LANforge machine. The Layer-3 connection has
a script active on it that sends 56k of traffic from AP to station (ie, slow speed)
and requests 400Mbps upload speed from station to AP. The upstream PDU size is 9000
to decrease the CPU load on the LANforge client machine. MTU is standard 1500.
The script iterates through attenuation steps 0 to 95.5 dB in 0.5dB increments,
with each iteration running for 10 seconds.
When the script is complete, a graphical script report is generated showing
the correlation between attenuation, rx-signal, latency, bandwidth and other
statistics: View the Graphical Script Report.