[hobbit] ping test is too slow
Jerald Sheets
questy at gmail.com
Mon Jun 14 21:12:06 CEST 2010
Bruce's answer was 100% pertinent to the question asked, and in my
experience the proper answer.
Hobbitping is not everything it could be, and it's much better from the
get-go to use fping. Whether you like the answer or not doesn't make it any
less an answer.
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Jerald M. Sheets jr.
On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 2:19 PM, Ryan Novosielski <novosirj at umdnj.edu>wrote:
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> thorsten.erdmann at daimler.com wrote:
> >
> > Hi
> >
> > for some time I am having problems with out ping test of hobbit. It runs
> > longer that the time intervall. Is it possible to speed up the test? I
> > don't want to make the intervall longer.
> > I am using the hobbitping. I tried doubling --max_pps from 50 to 100
> > with no effect.
> >
> > Most of the time the DNS-lookup eats up 20 seconds, but sometimes it is
> > near zero! Why that? Most of my monitored system have a testip tag, so
> > should not do any DNS lookup at all. But some WLAN accesspoints which
> > are configured for using DHCP does not have the testip tag.
> >
> > In the manpage of hobbitping I read something about a runtime of 18
> > seconds for 1000 clients. Why it is so slow on my machine? It's a fast
> > machine, Opteron with 1GBit network interface.
> >
> > Here ist the output of bbtest:
> >
> > bbtest-net version 4.2.0
> > SSL library : OpenSSL 0.9.7a Feb 19 2003
> > LDAP library: OpenLDAP 20213
> >
> > Statistics:
> > Hosts total : 834
> > Hosts with no tests : 20
> > Total test count : 819
> > Status messages : 820
> > Alert status msgs : 0
> > Transmissions : 10
> >
> > DNS statistics:
> > # hostnames resolved : 288
> > # succesful : 288
> > # failed : 0
> > # calls to dnsresolve : 290
> >
> > TCP test statistics:
> > # TCP tests total : 3
> > # HTTP tests : 2
> > # Simple TCP tests : 1
> > # Connection attempts : 3
> > # bytes written : 261
> > # bytes read : 1467
> >
> >
> > Error output:
> > WARNING: Runtime 68 longer than time limit (60)
> >
> >
> > TIME SPENT
> > Event Starttime
> Duration
> > bbtest-net startup 1276505088.377616
> -
> > Service definitions loaded 1276505088.380818
> > 0.003202
> > Tests loaded 1276505088.417419
> > 0.036601
> > DNS lookups completed 1276505108.462455
> > 20.045036 <<<----
> > Test engine setup completed 1276505108.479249
> > 0.016794
> > TCP tests completed 1276505108.482081
> > 0.002832
> > PING test completed (814 hosts) 1276505156.193513
> > 47.711432 <<<----
> > PING test results sent 1276505156.334798
> > 0.141285
> > Test result collection completed 1276505156.334808
> > 0.000010
> > LDAP test engine setup completed 1276505156.334809
> > 0.000001
> > LDAP tests executed 1276505156.334819
> > 0.000010
> > LDAP tests result collection completed 1276505156.334820
> > 0.000001
> > NSLOOKUP tests executed 1276505156.339081
> > 0.004261
> > Test results transmitted 1276505156.473376
> > 0.134295
> > bbtest-net completed 1276505156.475145
> > 0.001769
> > TIME TOTAL
> > 68.097529
> >
> >
> > Thorsten Erdmann
> >
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> > your cooperation.
> >
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