I'm attempting to test if a web server dies when SSL connections are "severed" at various points of the SSL handshake, etc.
I thought I saw a tool once that would "stress test" SSL connections by sending them various input, some truncated. Anybody heard of anything like that? No amount of googling seems to reveal anything more than "load tests" for web servers.
I have a box with two 1Gb NIC's in it, bonded. The type of bonding is "per connection" so each connection goes "to 1 nic" but if a process has multiple connections, it will share the bonded NIC's and "use both".
I have an NFS mounted storage.
When I read/write to the mounted storage, it appears to "max out" speed wise at exactly 1Gb/s. So I am presuming that it is using "one" of the NIC's, despite two being there, and bonded.
Is there an easy way to have NFS use "both" of bonded NIC's in this configuration?
Is there a way to calculate, from the client, the "% util" of NFS mounted disks?
I know with iostat, with locally mounted disks you can see %util
Device: rrqm/s wrqm/s r/s ... svctm %util
sda 0.00 0.00 0.00 ... 9.04 20.00
Is there a way to see that from the client for an NFS mounted share?