[Click] peak packet forwarding rate measurement

[Eddie Kohler]

>>If you are running a kernel configuration, the handlers are available
>>in the /click filesystem.
>>
> 
> 
> Does the content under /click be refreshed for each click uninstall?

Yes, and elements can update read handler values dynamically.  See for example 
Counter elements' count handlers.

>>If you are running a user level configuration, you can include a
>>ControlSocket element and telnet to the router to see handler values
>>(man ControlSocket).
>>
>>Either way, you can include a PokeHandlers element to print handler
>>values periodically (man PokeHandlers).
>>
> 
> 
> PokeHandlers works fine for userlevel but it doesn't print out(to standard
> output) for kernel version.

No it doesn't; it prints to the system log.  more /var/log/messages or run 
'dmesg'.

E

  ./click-install CONFIGFILE simply returns
> without any output. Although, I can see the values of handlers under
> /click. Did I miss something to get the periodical handler print?
> 
> Thanks,