+Section \ref{sec:testing} largely details the test scenarios we have
+performed. Particularly, this is the test where we varied the number of peers
+from 1 to 8. The results gathered are displayed in Table \ref{sendfile-results}.
+We can easily observe that the time needed to send files of different size grows
+almost linearly, with a factor lower than 1. This was expected because for each
+peer, we execute at least one more \texttt{sendfile} system call.
+
+For the second test, we used our peer-to-peer kernel protocol for sending
+files on with sizes growing from 32MB up to 256MB. The number of peers used in
+this test was varied from 1 to 8. The results presented in Table,
+\ref{p2pkp-results}, show an almost linear growth of the time needed to send the
+files from sender to peers, but with a smaller factor than the one achieved in
+case of the \texttt{sendfile} system call. For small number of peers, one, two
+or three, \texttt{senfile} has a higher performance rate, but for a greater
+number of peers our implementation has better results.
+