ipbench really shines when it has a family of testers. As established in #10 and #11 though, it's hard to pick up.
Those two issues seek to make it easier for new users to try out ipbench, and this one seeks to provide a clear path to setting up ipbench in its full glory.
Goal: clear guide for setting up a family of testers on Raspberry Pi or similar which is easy to follow for a layman. This would be a guide in a .md file including pictures and some light hand-holding.
ipbench really shines when it has a family of testers. As established in #10 and #11 though, it's hard to pick up.
Those two issues seek to make it easier for new users to try out ipbench, and this one seeks to provide a clear path to setting up ipbench in its full glory.
Goal: clear guide for setting up a family of testers on Raspberry Pi or similar which is easy to follow for a layman. This would be a guide in a .md file including pictures and some light hand-holding.