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Testing the performance of such a router like the Linksys LRT214 is easy as such. Connect two systems to the router and run benchmarks between them. Besides the systems themselves, there is no need for any extra hardware.
Testing the wireless performance is relatively simple and I’ll be using Passmark’s PerformanceTest 8’s advanced network test for this. It allows to define the connection type, packet sizes, and test length and as such, it provides a great amount of information.
I will run tests with both TCP and UDP connections and both times I’ll run tests with fixed packets of 16384 Bytes and variable packet sizes from 32 Bytes to 16384 Bytes. Each of these tests will run for 5 minutes.
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