Network performance test tool interface

Accessing the network performance test tool

To access the Network Performance Test Tool:

In the top navigation bar, click Resources.
Select Network Performance Tool.

The Network Performance Tool page will appear. There are two tabs: Testing and History.

The testing tab

On the Testing tab, you can select one of three test types:

Test type	Parameters required
Latency	Environment – If you selected an environment in the Datasets panel, this field will auto-populate. See below for instructions on changing the selected environment. Number of requests to send Request size (bytes)
Throughput	Environment Duration – in seconds Number of connections Direction – Select either Transmit or Receive Block size (bytes)
Delphix session protocol	Target Engine Username Password Duration – in seconds Block size (bytes) Number of connections Queue depth Direction – Select either Transmit or Receive Traffic Options

CLI

This command provides both remoteHost and remoteAddress:

env.name network test latency create *> ls
Properties
    type: NetworkLatencyTestParameters
    remoteAddress: (unset)
    remoteHost: (unset)
    requestCount: 20
    requestSize: 8B

This is an important distinction, as the latency test has no requirement for an address to be connected to a known Environment, since it is a simple ping test. The Throughput tests are dependent, but Latency tests should use the correct values for remoteAddress and remoteHost.

Selecting an environment

For either a Latency or Throughput test, you must select an environment. If you selected an environment in the Datasets panel, this field will auto-populate. If you need to select a different environment:

Next to the Environment field, click the button with three dots.
Select the environment you want to use in the test.
Click OK.

Running and canceling a network performance test

To run a test:

Enter all the required parameters.
Click Run Test.
To cancel the test click Cancel.

The history tab

In the History tab, you can view the results of all previous tests you have run.

Select the radio button for the type of test for which you want to see the results:
1. Latency, or
2. Throughput, or
3. Delphix Session Protocol
Optional: sort the tests by clicking one of the column headings.
Click the particular test for which you want to see the results.
The details of that test will appear.
Click OK to return to the History tab.