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This section gives the performance statistics of the Network Simulator. The performance test were conducted separately for each network. The environment in which the tests were performed, the hardware configurations and the performance numbers for request handling and trap handling are provided in this topic.
Performance for Request Handling in Network
The performance test was conducted on Windows and Linux machines.
Test Environment:
| Operating System |
System Type |
Processor |
RAM | Hard Disk |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Windows 7 |
64-bit OS |
2.40 GHz |
8 GB | 250 GB |
Linux Mandriva 2010.1 |
64-bit OS |
2.40 GHz |
8 GB | 160 GB |
Performance Numbers:
| Number of SNMP Nodes
|
Number of single OIDs queried asynchronously | Number of multi-varbind (6 OIDs) queried asynchronously | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Linux |
Windows |
Linux | Windows |
|
250 |
8305 |
2600 |
2164 | 600 |
5000 |
8480 |
1100 |
2090 | 300 |
| 10000 | 8624 | - | 1924 | - |
| 50000 | 8104 | - | 1923 | - |
| 100000 | 7038 | - | 1913 | - |
Performance Numbers for Trap Handling in SNMP Trap Stormer
From Trap Stormer:
The Trap Stormer is used to test the performance of trap handling in Simulation Toolkit. The performance of the trap is calculated using the Trap Stormer in normal mode.
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Trap Version |
Varbinds Configured |
Rate of Traps in Windows OS in Normal mode |
Rate of Traps in
Linux OS in Normal mode |
|---|---|---|---|
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V1 Traps |
with 2 Varbinds |
1650 / sec |
1728 / sec |
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V2C Traps |
with 3 Varbinds + default Varbinds |
1645 / sec |
1560 / sec |
Performance Numbers for Trap Handling in Network Simulator
The performance of traps sent from Network Simulator is given below:
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Trap Version |
Varbinds Configured |
Rate of Traps in Windows OS |
Rate of Traps in Linux OS |
|---|---|---|---|
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V1 Traps |
No Varbinds configured |
1000 / sec |
977 / sec |
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V1 Traps |
with 2 Varbinds |
978 / sec |
983 / sec |
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V2C Traps |
with default Varbinds (2 Varbinds) |
999 / sec |
971 / sec |
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V2C Traps |
with 3 Varbinds + default Varbinds |
995 / sec |
981 / sec |
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