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iperf3 命令

网络

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常用示例

Start a server

iperf3 -s

Connect to a server

iperf3 -c [server_ip]

Run for a specific duration

iperf3 -c [server_ip] -t [30]

Test upload speed

iperf3 -c [server_ip] -R

Test UDP

iperf3 -c [server_ip] -u

Use multiple parallel streams

iperf3 -c [server_ip] -P [4]

Set target bandwidth

iperf3 -c [server_ip] -u -b [100M]

Output results in JSON

iperf3 -c [server_ip] -J

说明

iperf3 is a network throughput testing tool that measures maximum TCP and UDP bandwidth performance. It creates data streams between a server and client to measure achievable network speed, useful for troubleshooting, benchmarking, and capacity planning. A typical test requires running iperf3 in server mode on one machine and client mode on another. The client initiates the test, and both sides report the measured throughput. By default, tests run for 10 seconds with TCP. TCP mode measures bulk transfer speed, limited by congestion control, RTT, and link capacity. UDP mode with -b sets a target send rate, useful for testing whether a network can sustain specific bandwidth without packet loss. Parallel streams (-P) can reveal aggregation limits and help saturate high-bandwidth links where a single stream can't achieve full capacity. The reverse mode (-R) tests upload by having the server send to the client. JSON output enables automated testing and integration with monitoring systems. Server can run as a daemon for ongoing availability.

参数

-s, --server
Run in server mode.
-c, --client _host_
Run as client, connect to server.
-p, --port _port_
Server port (default: 5201).
-t, --time _n_
Test duration in seconds (default: 10).
-P, --parallel _n_
Number of parallel streams.
-u, --udp
Use UDP instead of TCP.
-b, --bandwidth _nKMG_
Target bandwidth (UDP default: 1 Mbit/s).
-R, --reverse
Run in reverse mode (server sends, client receives).
--bidir
Bidirectional test simultaneously.
-i, --interval _n_
Seconds between periodic reports.
-n, --bytes _nKMG_
Number of bytes to transmit.
-J, --json
Output in JSON format.
-l, --length _nKMG_
Buffer/packet size.
-w, --window _nKMG_
Socket buffer size.
-B, --bind _addr_
Bind to specific address.
-4, -6
Use IPv4/IPv6 only.
-D, --daemon
Run server as daemon.
--logfile _file_
Write output to file.

FAQ

What is the iperf3 command used for?

iperf3 is a network throughput testing tool that measures maximum TCP and UDP bandwidth performance. It creates data streams between a server and client to measure achievable network speed, useful for troubleshooting, benchmarking, and capacity planning. A typical test requires running iperf3 in server mode on one machine and client mode on another. The client initiates the test, and both sides report the measured throughput. By default, tests run for 10 seconds with TCP. TCP mode measures bulk transfer speed, limited by congestion control, RTT, and link capacity. UDP mode with -b sets a target send rate, useful for testing whether a network can sustain specific bandwidth without packet loss. Parallel streams (-P) can reveal aggregation limits and help saturate high-bandwidth links where a single stream can't achieve full capacity. The reverse mode (-R) tests upload by having the server send to the client. JSON output enables automated testing and integration with monitoring systems. Server can run as a daemon for ongoing availability.

How do I run a basic iperf3 example?

Run `iperf3 -s` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

What does -s, --server do in iperf3?

Run in server mode.