The mlreplay utility can run multiple simulated clients to replay a recorded protocol using only the command line   You control the number of simulated clients using the -n mlreplay option. See MobiLink Replay utility (mlreplay).

New -rep mlreplay option added   The -rep mlreplay option specifies the number of times simulated clients should replay the recorded protocol. See MobiLink Replay utility (mlreplay).

New -rnt mlreplay option added   The -rnt mlreplay option instructs simulated clients to start new repetitions of protocol replays until the given runtime is reached. See MobiLink Replay utility (mlreplay).

New @data mlreplay and mlgenreplayapi option added to support configuration files   The @data mlreplay option allows you to run mlreplay and mlgenreplayapi with the command line specifications stored in a configuration file. See MobiLink Replay utility (mlreplay), MobiLink Generated Replay API utility (mlgenreplayapi), and Configuration files.

New -ls mlreplay option added   The -ls mlreplay option logs statistics for each simulated client. See MobiLink Replay utility (mlreplay).

New -os mlreplay and mlgenreplayapi option added   The -os option limits the maximum size of a log file. See MobiLink Replay utility (mlreplay) and MobiLink Generated Replay API utility (mlgenreplayapi).

Multiple simulated clients can now be run at the command line   You can now use the asterisk character in your -u, -p, and -r parameters to specify multiple usernames, passwords, and remote IDs, respectively, at the command line. The asterisk character is substituted with the simulated client number for each simulated client call.

The new -rp mlreplay option allows you to change the asterisk wildcard symbol to a different symbol. You can then use the new symbol to specify multiple usernames, passwords, and remote IDs. See MobiLink Replay utility (mlreplay).