The problem there is commercial users want trusted software from their support providers. A company providing a network application should be providing a custo

The problem there is commercial users want trusted software from their support providers. A company providing a network application should be providing a custom benchmark tool whose behaviour mimics the application. If the application provider is so incompetent they don't do that, then tools like yours become useful, if they are allowed by organisation security policy. In my experience, few are going to compile some bloke's random testing tool from source or run scripts off your GitHub. Most commercial users just want to plug in 10Gbps NICs, run iperf and see "9.x Gbps", tick a box and move onto the next item.