olg33 <notifications@github.com> writes:

> Thanks Tohojo,
>
> I just cloned the repository and ran Flent using the run-Flent script.
> It's awesome! I tested several scenarios and in all cases it worked as
> expected. I just Have a question, how is the bandwidth assigned to
> each marked data stream? for instance, in one test I got the following
> bandwidth for these TCP streams:
>
>> TCP download::0 (11) : 85.08 86.78 Mbits/s
> TCP download::1 (15) : 52.73 53.28 Mbits/s
> TCP download::1 (10) : 57.78 58.45 Mbits/s
>
> Are these values 86.78Mb/s, 53.28Mb/s and 58.45 Mb/s assigned
> ramdomly? What's the criteria to distribute the bandwitdth this way?
> or, can it be assigned via parameter, like a percentage of the total
> bandwidth available?

Flent doesn't "assign bandwidth" in any way. Each flow is just a TCP
connection that will try to grab available bandwidth according to its
congestion control behaviour. The actual distribution of bandwidth
between the flows can vary based on a number of parameters, including
network characteristics, flow startup order, etc...

> Finally, I'd like to properly install the cloned version of Flent via
> "make install". Normally there is an autogen.sh and/or a configure
> script we run before proceeding with the compilation and file creation
> -make install- but I can't find these files in the cloned file system.
> Could you tell me where to find these files or if they have a
> different name?

No need for a configure script, this is Python :)

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