Command-Line Parameters for the NDIS Performance Test (Windows CE 5.0)

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You can modify the behavior of the NDIS Performance Test by editing the command line for the test. To specify one or more of the following optional command-line parameters for this test, use the –c command-line parameter. The -c parameter forces Tux to pass the specified string into the test module. For more information about how to edit the command line for a test, see Editing the Command Line for a Test.

The following table shows the command-line parameters for the NDIS Performance Test.

Command-line parameter	Description
-?	Displays a list of command-line parameters for the test.
-enum	Enumerates all network adapters present and displays information about each adapter.
-mode <send|recv>	Specifies whether to test send throughput or receive throughput.
-wsock [-hsize <n>]	Runs the test in the same way as the Winsock Performance Test. The value n is the total header size. The default value for n is 40+14. For TCP, n=54. For UDP, n=42. For more information about the Winsock Performance Test, see Winsock Performance Test.
-ndisd	Runs the test in the role of supporting desktop computer.
-s	Locates and then uses the supporting desktop computer.
-v <n>	Specifies logging verbosity on a scale of 0 to 15. A value of 0 specifies minimum verbosity and a value of 15 specifies maximum verbosity. The default value is 10.
-packets <n>	Specifies the number of packets to send. The default value is 10000.
-size <n>	Specifies the size of each packet. If you specify this parameter, the test ignores the -min, -max, and -step parameters.
-min <n>	Specifies a minimum packet size. The default value is 64.
-max <n>	Specifies a maximum packet size. The default value is 1514.
-step <n>	Specifies the increment in packet size. The default value is 64.
-pool <n>	Specifies the number of packets in the pool of packets to use in the test. The default value is 64.
-nounbind	Disables unbinding of other protocol drivers from the tested adapter before the test is run.
-apacketsend	Uses the NdisSend function instead of the NdisSendPackets function for send operations.
-ubdelay <n>	Specifies the length of the delay after protocol unbinding. The default value is 1000 milliseconds (ms).

See Also

NDIS Performance Test | Running the NDIS Performance Test

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