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iperf_gps

This script lets you run iPerf from a Linux computer to a remote iPerf server while keeping track of your location using a GPS.

It will also collect Ping tests data as well as Wireless Wifi statistics if you are on Wifi.

Uses of this script include:

  • Outdoor Wifi Survey
  • Moving Vehicle 3G/LTE Connection

Requirements:

Debian install:

As Root:

root@pi:~# apt-get install gpsd gpsd-clients iperf
root@pi:~# git clone https://github.com/mzac/iperf_gps.git
root@pi:~# cd iperf_gps
root@pi:~# cp config.ini.default config.ini

Configuration:

Using your favorite editor (ex. nano, vi) edit the file config.ini and change any settings if needed.

# Location of iPerf binary
iperf_bin="/usr/bin/iperf"

# Location of gpspipe binary
gpspipe_bin="/usr/bin/gpspipe"

Usage:

root@pi:~# ./iperf_gps.sh

Usage:
./iperf_gps.sh -i [server_ip]

Required:

-i [server_ip]          IP Address or Hostname of the iPerf Server

Optional:

-h                      This help
-m                      Run through tests manually (no sleep)
-p [port]               iPerf port to connect to (default is 5001)
-s [seconds]            Sleep interval between tests (default is 10 seconds)
-t [seconds]            How long to run iPerf test (default is 5 seconds)
-u                      Run iPerf with UDP tests (default is TCP)
-w [base_filename]      Text that will be included in the filename

Example:

root@pi:~# ./iperf_gps.sh -i 10.0.0.10

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NOTE: Verify if have Wifi...No Wifi interfaces found!
NOTE: Running ICMP ping to see if server is alive...Ok
NOTE: Running Netcat test to see if iPerf is up on server...Ok
NOTE: Writing CSV data to 10.0.0.10-2016-01-29T16:35:43+0000.csv
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Looking for current location...Ok
NOTE: Test sequence number: 1

GPS Date:               2016-01-29
GPS Time:               16:35:44
GPS Longitude:          -73.0000000
GPS Latitude:           45.000000000
GPS Altitude:           0 Meters
GPS Speed:              0 km/h
GPS Track:              0 Degrees

NOTE: Check if server is still alive...Ok
NOTE: Running ICMP test...Ok

Ping min:               13.538 ms
Ping avg:               16.603 ms
Ping max:               19.316 ms
Ping mdev:              2.178 ms

NOTE: Running iPerf test for 5 seconds...Ok

iPerf Client Bytes:     3145728
iPerf Server Bytes:     3670016
iPerf Client BPS:       4786759
iPerf Server BPS        4351867

NOTE: Writing results to file [10.0.0.10-2016-01-29T16:35:43+0000.csv] ...Ok
NOTE: Sleeping for 10 seconds...

When you are finished with your tests, stop the script with CTRL-C

You will then be able to parse the CSV file created however you wish.

Roadmap

  • Verify if iPerf server is capable of bidirectional test (need to add in timeout in initial setup test)
  • Create CSV to KML script
  • Add in ICMP checks
  • Verify iPerf server is up and working before running tests
  • Add Wifi tests (SSID, BSSID, Signal, etc)

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