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In environments where we are measuring relatively low latency connections (sub 100usec) and a very accurate time source is not available, sockperf is our preferred tool since ping-pong tests involve reply packets sent from the server to the client where the TSC registers are used for timing. This is good for unicast or single flow multicast tests. However we are unable to use sockperf when soak testing multicast environments with more than one receiver (i.e. 1:N is not supported). Is it possible to add a feature to the client and/or server code to allow for a single client to measure latency from multiple receivers using the same reply packet and TSC register approach?