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It doesn't need to be as complicated as pathchar, because of a lucky fact: if you measure the end to end bandwidth, you are always measuring the bottleneck band
by apenwarr 10y ago
It doesn't need to be as complicated as pathchar, because of a lucky fact: if you measure the end to end bandwidth, you are always measuring the bottleneck bandwidth :) So you can just count how many packets arrive at the other end between two time points and call that the bottleneck bandwidth.