Hi Rishi,
Normally I use 'start '
pktgen> start 0 # Start port 0 sending
pktgen> start 0,3 # Start port 0 and 3 sending
pktgen> start 0-3# start port 0, 1, 2 and 3 send packets.
pktgen> start all # start sending on all ports
pktgen> stp # stop sen
Hi Keith,
Just to give you the background .I need to test the packet throughput
performance of one of my device using DPDK .
The DUT is connected to my Linux host machine with one of the port and I want
to run the Pktgen on my host machine to send the packets to the DUT where DPDK
(Testpmd app
Hi Peter,
Pktgen can send the packets but they have to be configured correctly. DPDK has
a couple of applications two are L2fwd and L3fwd. These two applications can
forward L2 or L3 packets from one port to another. These applications will not
answer an ARP request or PING packet, so you have
Hi Peter,
When DPDK is running on the server it takes control of the ports, which means
the network stack that would answer a ping (ICMP Echo) would not be attached to
the port any more. You would have to add code to DPDK as an application to
receive the ICMP Echo packet and respond with a ICMP
I was wondering how I can send/receive packets from my computer to my
server which has dpdk running. Since what seems to happen is that dpdk
binds to the ethernet device, what would be its IP address?
For example how would I send a ping from one computer to my server with
dpdk binded to the NIC?
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