IPv6 bug resolved. Shared IPs feature added
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From: Robert I. <cor...@gm...> - 2007-09-12 06:30:58
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In svn: * Resolved IPv6 bug, when using a dedicated IPv6-address per client. It was broken with the first address used by all virtual clients. Is somebody using IPv6? * Tag IP_SHARED_NUM added to enable multiple clients to use not a single common IP and not a unique IP-address, but several IP-address. If IP_SHARED_NUM=3, first client gets the first address, second the second, third gets the third, whereas the forth client gets back the first address and so on. The feature should enable to support more than 64K loading clients without a need to assign a unique address to each client (which has its memory price and its own limitations). Thus, to enable 200K loading clients, one can use about 64K clients per address and IP_SHARED_NUM=4 will be enough for such cases. The feature can be useful also, when somebody is not willing to use a unique IP per client, but does not like, that all clients are coming from the same IP-address. An example of the IP_SHARED_NUM usage is in ./conf-examples/bulk.conf IP_SHARED_NUM=1 is the cases of the so-called "common-IP" for all clients. Still defining the same IP-address in IP_ADDR_MIN and IP_ADDR_MAX will work as before for backward compartibility, and no need to specify IP_SHARED_NUM=1. Enjoy, -- Sincerely, Robert Iakobashvili, coroberti %x40 gmail %x2e com ........................................................... http://curl-loader.sourceforge.net A web testing and traffic generation tool. |