Add a Known-Good Server
Create a server profile with host/IP and port. Start with a trusted endpoint before broad testing.
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Everything needed to get accurate results quickly, from first setup to deeper diagnostics.
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Use this flow to avoid the most common setup issues.
Create a server profile with host/IP and port. Start with a trusted endpoint before broad testing.
Run a quick server check (or Shortcuts "Test Server") to confirm endpoint availability.
Run an 8/10/15 second test first, then move to Advanced Mode if you need deep tuning.
Check download, upload, and bidirectional patterns to identify asymmetry or bottlenecks.
Inspect history and export CSV/JSON when you need to share evidence with your team.
Check hostname/port, ensure the remote iPerf3 daemon is running, and confirm firewall rules allow traffic on the selected port.
Use UDP for jitter and packet-loss analysis (voice/video scenarios). Use TCP for sustained throughput and retransmission behavior.
It highlights asymmetric links, congestion, and uplink/downlink imbalance that single-direction tests can hide.
For high-bandwidth links, 4-8 streams often provides a clearer upper bound than a single stream. Validate with your network policy constraints.
Yes. Enable server mode in the app, then connect from another iPerf3 client to the displayed device IP and port.
Use Apple Shortcuts actions or open URLs such as iperf3cs://x-callback-url/run-test. Full docs: Shortcuts API.
Locally on device. Nothing is uploaded unless you explicitly export and share the file yourself.
Email chamav@gmail.com with OS version, device model, and steps to reproduce.
If your issue is reproducible, include server details, selected protocol, and a screenshot of the final metrics panel.
Product updates are heavily driven by field feedback from engineers and power users.