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intermittent connection #835
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Thinking something like TCP keepalives on the control connection. I forgot how to do this. This might be a good thing for some interested party to develop if it doesn't require a huge design change. |
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Context
When conducting iPerf test, a spotty WiFI connection can be disconnected for X amount of time. Request to add a user configurable TCP control channel timeout to prevent client from closing socket.
Version of iperf3: 3.6
Hardware: VM
Operating system (and distribution, if any): Ubuntu
Enhancement Request
When a client starts a UDP test, if the client loses connection and connects to a different wifi client throws
iperf3: error - unable to write to stream socket: Invalid argument
The server then continues to finish the test until specified length is completed + ~4 second timeout of 3.6 iperf
When a client loses connections (brief <45 seconds, due to poor internet connection), client will wait a specified timeout before closing connection so that test can keep continuing.
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