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Test tools, know any good ones?

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    Don't know if this is the right forum, but here is a couple of the tools I use when testing monitoring.
    (Mind that I 99.9% of the time use different flavors of Windows, so this is tools for Windows).

    I often find it useful to test monitoring without touching the settings/tresholds in NetXMS, but rather putting load on the monitored systems.

    CPU:
    CPUSTRES.EXE
    This is an old as sin (from 1999) test tool from Sysinternals. While it hardly is able stress my main PC with its i7-3930K 6-core CPU its perfect for an anemic Acer Revo 70 with an AMD E-450 or virtual machines.

    Hyper PI
    This is a Super PI front-end well suited for multi-core systems.

    Memory:
    TestLimit
    Also a tool from Sysinternals, 32- and 64-bit. I call it "the RAM eater", perfect for my use, ranging from VM's with 512MB to my main PC with 32GB RAM.
    f.ex testlimit64 -d -c nbrInMB, ie testlimit64 -d -c 4096
     "eats" the RAM amount specified.
    More here:
    http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vijaysk/archive/2012/10/27/tools-to-simulate-cpu-memory-disk-load.aspx

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    This is what I use, but I have still to find simple, easy to use tools for simulating disk load and network load.
    Any recommendations anyone?

    TIA

    Cheers
    Opie

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