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Chris edited this page Jul 30, 2020 · 17 revisions

This page is obsolete, please refer to the new page: Schedule network performance tests

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Home
Accessing the default network namespace
Build a driver for the D Link DWA 182 dual band WiFi adapter
CentOS and Fedora systems
CentOS installation steps (experimental)
Commission the system
Commissioning the system: adding rc.local entries, installing the bandwidth monitoring bridge, etc.
Configure the system
Configuring the network interfaces
Configuring the system
Dashboard web page
Debian systems
Example use case: Troubleshooting an intermittent WiFi performance issue
Generate daily reports
Generating daily reports
Identify network interfaces and gather configuration info
Identifying network interfaces and gathering configuration info
Initial Raspberry Pi OS setup
Initial Raspbian setup
Install and configure CentOS or Fedora
Install and configure Debian
Install project files and required software packages
Install the operating system
Installing supporting applications and project files
LaTeX integration: generating the PDF reports
Managing the data usage quota
Modifying task schedules
Prepare a USB flash drive
Preparing a USB flash drive
Protectli Vault
Recommended equipment
Reconfigure the network interfaces
Reconfiguring the network interfaces
Sample configuration files from a working system
Schedule network performance tests
Scheduling network performance tests
- This page is obsolete, please refer to the new page: Schedule network performance tests
Supported network adapters
System design diagram
Troubleshooting
Welcome to the Network Performance Monitor project!

Installation Guide

Recommended equipment
Install the operating system
Prepare a USB flash drive
Install project files and required software packages
Identify network interfaces...
Configure the system
Commission the system
Schedule network performance tests
Generate daily reports

Additional Information

Example use case: Troubleshooting an intermittent WiFi performance issue
Protectli Vault
CentOS and Fedora systems
Debian systems
Dashboard web page
Managing the data usage quota
Supported network adapters
Reconfigure the network interfaces
Modifying task schedules
Troubleshooting
Accessing the default network namespace
Sample configuration files from a working system
System design diagram
LaTeX integration: generating the PDF reports

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