: Integrate real-time output that displays the number of packets sent, elapsed time, and estimated bandwidth consumption to provide clear test data.
Based on typical Perl-based network testing tools like udpfloodede.pl , which are often used by administrators for stress-testing devices, here are several potential features to enhance such a script: udpfloodede.pl
perlb0t: Still in the Wild with UDP Flood DDoS Attacks | F5 Labs : Integrate real-time output that displays the number
: Instead of hitting a single port, allow the script to cycle through a range of target ports to test port-forwarding rules or multi-service availability under load. : Add the ability to send packets of
: Allow users to specify the exact data (payload) contained within the UDP packets to test specific application-layer protocols or filters.
: Add the ability to send packets of randomized or specific sizes to test how a network device handles different MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) loads.