Netperf Server — List Verified

Search GitHub for “netperf server list.” Some open-source monitoring tools (e.g., perf-toolkit, net-bench-suite) include YAML files with public endpoints. Warning: Always re-verify these; repositories may be stale.

On each candidate server:

netserver -p 12865   # default port
# or
netserver -p 12865 -d  # daemon mode

The most reliable verified servers are those you spin up yourself: netperf server list verified

Event ID: NET-8442-V Module: Network Performance Monitor Severity: Informational Timestamp: 2023-10-27T14:05:00Z

Subject: Netperf Server List Verification Complete Search GitHub for “netperf server list

Details: The automated verification cycle for the target Netperf server cluster has concluded successfully.

Process Summary: The daemon executed a handshake probe on TCP ports 12865 and 12866 across all listed endpoints in the configuration file (/etc/netperf/servers.list). All nodes returned valid control connection acknowledgments within the designated timeout window (5000ms). No stale entries or unreachable hosts were detected. The most reliable verified servers are those you

Action: No user intervention required. The benchmarking schedule will proceed using the current active topology. Next verification sweep scheduled for 2023-10-28T14:05:00Z.

If your goal is simply to test internet speed and you do not want to host your own server, Netperf is often the wrong tool due to the lack of a centralized directory. Consider these alternatives that do have built-in verified server lists:

# netperf server list verified 2025-03-15
# All entries respond to NULL test on port 12865
192.168.1.10
192.168.1.11
server-lab-01.example.com