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You should be able to use the network terminal example to test the throughput:
send [-help] [-c <server ip address>] [-u] [-p <port number>] [-nb] [-n <number of packets>]
send [-help] [-s] [-u] [-p <port number>] [-V] [-nb] [-n <number of packets>]
-c Run in client mode and connect to mentioned server - IP should be in '.' format for ipv4 and in ':' for ipv6
-s Run in server mode - (Note that for client, a server ip address is required.)
-u Use UDP rather than TCP
-p Port number to send/receive data (Default is 5001)
-nb Create non-blocking socket rather than blocking
-n Number of packets to transmit (Default is 1000)
-V Use IPv6 rather than IPv4
Otherwise, a basic application which only sends UDP packets in a loop is straightforward
