lclient Option Summary
The following command line options are available for mtping. For more information about MTP/IP bandwidth management and performance tuning options, see DEI Tech Note 0005.
| -a <-3 to 4> | Advise MTP/IP as to how aggressive it should be in fully utilizing the network path. Positive values may increase performance at the expense of third-party traffic. Negative values may reduce path latency and allow better performance for other traffic, at the cost of reducing MTP/IP performance. Does not affect TCP/IP. |
| -d <level> | Turn on diagnostic output. Levels above 1 will produce copious output and degrade performance. |
| -e | (Unix only) Take the count as an elapsed time for the test, instead of a number of bytes. |
| -l <Kbytes/sec> | Limit the rate of MTP/IP downloading to this many kilobytes per second. Does not affect TCP/IP. |
| -m | Use MTP/IP to perform the test. |
| -p <port> | Specify the UDP and TCP port number of the server. Use this option if the server is running on a port other than the default 8082. |
| -r <milliseconds> | Limit MTP/IP to prevent the observed path Round Trip Time from exceeding this many milliseconds. Does not affect TCP/IP. |
| -R | Modify or remove license code registration. |
| -t | Use TCP/IP to perform the test. |