enter the hydra

net-hydra -c {configfile} [-t {testname}]

net-hydra requires a config file specifying [clients], [directives], and optionally

[aliases], which it uses to schedule jobs to run simultaneously in the very near future

on multiple client machines.

# sample nethydra.conf

[clients]

local0 = root@127.0.0.1

local1 = root@127.0.0.2

[directives]

# These are the command(s) to be run on each client device. Directives

# beginning with $ reference lines from the [aliases] section. Any use

# of $when, either here or in [aliases], will be replaced with the

# scheduled execution time, in Unix epoch seconds; $testname is replaced

# with the --testname argument passed to net-hydra on the command-line.

local0 = $4kstream

local1 = /usr/bin/touch /tmp/test-$testname-$when.txt

[aliases]

# Defining aliases here keeps [directives] cleaner, so you can

# see what you're doing a little more easily.

#

$4kstream = netburn -u http://127.0.0.1/1M.bin -r 25 -o /tmp/$testname-$when.csv