What are the differences between qperf and ping test latency results?

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I am wondering what are the differences between qperf and ping tests latency results. In terms of measuring latency between two servers which tool result could be considered more accurate?



ping:



10 packets transmitted, 10 received, 0% packet loss, time 9002ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.187/0.308/0.730/0.144 ms


qperf:



tcp_lat:
latency = 55.5 us
msg_rate = 18 K/sec
loc_send_bytes = 18 KB
loc_recv_bytes = 18 KB
loc_send_msgs = 18,031
loc_recv_msgs = 18,030
rem_send_bytes = 18 KB
rem_recv_bytes = 18 KB
rem_send_msgs = 18,031
rem_recv_msgs = 18,031









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    I am wondering what are the differences between qperf and ping tests latency results. In terms of measuring latency between two servers which tool result could be considered more accurate?



    ping:



    10 packets transmitted, 10 received, 0% packet loss, time 9002ms
    rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.187/0.308/0.730/0.144 ms


    qperf:



    tcp_lat:
    latency = 55.5 us
    msg_rate = 18 K/sec
    loc_send_bytes = 18 KB
    loc_recv_bytes = 18 KB
    loc_send_msgs = 18,031
    loc_recv_msgs = 18,030
    rem_send_bytes = 18 KB
    rem_recv_bytes = 18 KB
    rem_send_msgs = 18,031
    rem_recv_msgs = 18,031









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      ping:



      10 packets transmitted, 10 received, 0% packet loss, time 9002ms
      rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.187/0.308/0.730/0.144 ms


      qperf:



      tcp_lat:
      latency = 55.5 us
      msg_rate = 18 K/sec
      loc_send_bytes = 18 KB
      loc_recv_bytes = 18 KB
      loc_send_msgs = 18,031
      loc_recv_msgs = 18,030
      rem_send_bytes = 18 KB
      rem_recv_bytes = 18 KB
      rem_send_msgs = 18,031
      rem_recv_msgs = 18,031









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      I am wondering what are the differences between qperf and ping tests latency results. In terms of measuring latency between two servers which tool result could be considered more accurate?



      ping:



      10 packets transmitted, 10 received, 0% packet loss, time 9002ms
      rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.187/0.308/0.730/0.144 ms


      qperf:



      tcp_lat:
      latency = 55.5 us
      msg_rate = 18 K/sec
      loc_send_bytes = 18 KB
      loc_recv_bytes = 18 KB
      loc_send_msgs = 18,031
      loc_recv_msgs = 18,030
      rem_send_bytes = 18 KB
      rem_recv_bytes = 18 KB
      rem_send_msgs = 18,031
      rem_recv_msgs = 18,031






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