Syntax: calidns [OPTIONS] QUERY_FILE DESTINATION INITIAL_QPS HITRATE
Options:
-h [ --help ] Show this helpful message
--version Show the version number
--ecs arg Add EDNS Client Subnet option to outgoing
queries using random addresses from the
specified range (IPv4 only)
--ecs-from-file Read IP or subnet values from the query file
and add them as EDNS Client Subnet options to
outgoing queries
--increment arg (=1.10000002) Set the factor to increase the QPS load per
run
--maximum-qps arg Stop incrementing once this rate has been
reached, to provide a stable load
--minimum-success-rate arg (=0) Stop the test as soon as the success rate
drops below this value, in percent
--plot-file arg Write results to the specific file
--quiet Whether to run quietly, outputting only the
maximum QPS reached. This option is mostly
useful when used with --minimum-success-rate
--want-recursion Set the Recursion Desired flag on queries
Options (9)
| Option | Description | Source |
|---|
-h | Show this helpful message | help |
--version | Show the version number | help |
--ecs arg | Add EDNS Client Subnet option to outgoing queries using random addresses from the specified range (IPv4 only) | help |
--ecs-from-file | Read IP or subnet values from the query file and add them as EDNS Client Subnet options to outgoing queries | help + man |
--increment arg | Set the factor to increase the QPS load per run | help |
--maximum-qps arg | Stop incrementing once this rate has been reached, to provide a stable load | help |
--plot-file arg | Write results to the specific file | help |
--quiet | Whether to run quietly, outputting only the maximum QPS reached. | help + man |
--want-recursion | Set this flag to send queries with the Recursion Desired flag set. | help + man |
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