How can I measure my router's buffer? -
So I'm curious, is there any information on the router's config page or manual, or is there any way to measure buffer? (I'm talking about "memory", as long as the router can not transmit them).
Be able to measure your outgoing buffer by sending you as many (UDP) data as soon as you can. And see how much data goes before the data begins, you will need to send it in real speed, and at the other end it will need to catch something to achieve it; Your received speed should be much faster than your speed
Your buffer will be slightly smaller than that, because when you send data, at least the packet has left the router at least.
Note that you will be measuring small buffers between you and the remote end; If you have, for example, two firearms and a router in different devices, you really do not know what buffer you are testing.
Your incoming buffer is very difficult, because you can not make it fast enough to fill up (from the internet) quickly enough to be used.
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