lserve
This is a command line test server which you can use with lclient, mtptest and MTPtestGUI to measure the performance of TCP/IP and MTP/IP across a network path. It does not require any options. By default, it will listen for both TCP/IP and MTP/IP traffic on port 8082. lserve will respond to each test request with a quantity of random bytes, as specified by the test client.
lserve Option Summary
The following command line options are available for lserve.
| -d <level> | Enable MTP/IP diagnostic output. Level 1 is recommended any time you are experiencing difficulties. Levels above 1 will produce copious output and may degrade performance. |
| -i <address> | Bind to the given local network interface. This is required when a machine has multiple IP addresses on the same subnet (aliases) and may be useful in resolving other routing issues. |
| -l <kbytes/sec> | Limit MTP output to the given number of kilobytes per second. This limit is not applied to TCP. |
| -p <port> | Set the TCP/IP and MTP/IP ports to listen on. |
| -R | Modify or remove license code registration. |
| -v | Display verbose output. The volume of text may be very high and may degrade performance. |