Our test uses IxChariot's Throughput.scr IxChariot script with the defaut 100,000 Byte file size changed to 1,000,000 Bytes. Three tests are performed, each one minute in length: •WAN to LAN - Data flows from the WAN-side IxChariot endpoint to the LAN-side...

script (which is an adaptation of the Filesndl.scr long file send script) was run for 1 minute in real-time mode using TCP/IP in both uplink (client to AP) and downlink (AP to client) directions. The only modification made to the IxChariot script was to change...

an adaptation of the Filesndl.scr long file send script) is run for 1 minute in real-time mode using TCP/IP in both uplink (client to AP) and downlink (AP to client) directions. The only modification made to the IxChariot script is typically to change the file...

required by the content. Figures 6 and 7 illustrate the rule, showing IxChariot plots of a single wireless connection between the "Home" WRT54G and WPC54G client card. Figure 6 starts out with an IxChariot throughput.scr script running TCP with a file size...

a test intended to be more realistic that used a mix of applications with random delays used between script executions. I mixed six different IxChariot scripts that emulated multiple wireless clients performing the following web-based activities: HTTP graphics...

feature and is a great way to see when and at what frequencies RF activity is taking place. Figure 8 shows a Spectrograph of the test WLAN being idle, then being driven by the IxChariot script. The yellow area of the graph clearly indicates that something...

IDs. I modified the IxChariot script used for the throughput testing so that in one case I gave the AV200 test pair a 10 second head start in one case and the HomePlug Turbo the head start in the other. I also had both scripts send data from the IxChariot console...

my runs, I extended my normal one minute test period to three minutes, which is time enough to allow a complete cycle in and out of channel bonding. I used the standard throughput.scr IxChariot script, changing only the file_size parameter (the number of Bytes...

used with the RangeMax 240 router - just like standard 802.11g cards. This is due to the RangeMax 240's use of Airgo MIMO technology and the use of Atheros Super-G technology for the original RangeMax and 108Mbps product lines. I used the same IxChariot script...

and protocol overhead, I think it's best to let it do its automatic thing. Although Hawking and Ubicom put together some decent test procedures and IxChariot scripts, I kept my testing simple. As I did when testing the D-Link DGL-4300, I used the "Golden Phone"...