Update webrtc-load-testing.md

docs/guides/configuration-and-testing/webrtc-load-testing.md

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 # Load testing
 
-In this tutorial, we'll explain how to make a load testing on your Ant Media Server. The test environment has two parts: test server and SUT (system under test). We have two different setups for two different SUTs.
+In this tutorial, we'll explain how to do WebRTC load testing on your Ant Media Server. The test environment has two parts: the test server and the SUT (system under test). We have two different setups for two different SUTs.
 
 Preparation of SUT
 ------------------
@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ To deploy an Ant Media Server cluster, please see [here](https://github.com/ant-
 Ant Media WebRTC test tool
 --------------------------
 
-You can download the WebRTC load test tool from your account at [antmedia.io](https://antmedia.io/). The test tool is listed with Enterprise Edition under Download section of your Subscription.
+You can download the WebRTC load test tool from your account at [antmedia.io](https://antmedia.io/). The test tool is listed for Enterprise Edition under the Download section of your account.
 
 Ant Media WebRTC Test Tool is a Java project for testing Ant Media Server WebRTC capabilities and has the following features.
 
@@ -84,33 +84,49 @@ Running Ant Media WebRTC Test Tool
 
 #### Installation
 
-    apt-get install openjdk-11-jre -y
-    unzip webrtctest-release-*.zip
-    cd webrtctest/
+```bash
+apt-get install openjdk-11-jre -y
+unzip webrtctest-release-*.zip
+cd webrtctest/
+```
+
+This tool can be run from the terminal with the following options:.
 
- This tool can be run from the terminal with the following options.
+```bash
+#publishes output.mp4 to the server with default name myStream
+./run.sh -f output.mp4 -m publisher -s 10.10.175.53 -p 5080 -n 1 -u false
 
-    ./run.sh -f output.mp4 -m publisher -n 1  #publishes output.mp4 to the server with default name myStream
+#plays 100 viewers for default stream, myStream
+./run.sh -m player -n 100 -s 10.10.175.53 -p 5080 -u false
+```
 
-    ./run.sh -m player -n 100 -s 10.10.175.53 -u false #plays 100 viewers for default stream myStream
+If you are doing load testing on a cluster via a load balancer, then the command should be as follows:.
+
+```bash
+./run.sh -f test.mp4 -m publisher -s server-domain-name -n 1 -p 443 -q true -u false
+
+./run.sh -m player -i streamId -n 100 -s server-domain-name -p 5443 -q true -u false
+```
 
 #### Parameters
 
-    Flag 	 Name      	 Default   	 Description                 
-    ---- 	 ----      	 -------   	 -----------   
-    f    	 File Name 	 test.mp4     	 Source file* for publisher output file for player        
-    s    	 Server IP 	 localhost 	 server ip                   
-    q    	 Security  	 false     	 true(wss) or false(ws)      
-    l        Log Level       3               0:VERBOSE,1:INFO,2:WARNING,3:ERROR,4:NONE
-    i    	 Stream Id 	 myStream  	 id for stream               
-    m    	 Mode      	 player    	 publisher or player         
-    u    	 Show GUI  	 true      	 true or false               
-    p    	 Port      	 5080      	 websocket port number 
-    v    	 Verbose   	 false     	 true or false 
-    n    	 Count     	 1         	 Number of player/publisher connctions 
-    k        Kafka Broker    null            Kafka broker address with port
-    r    	 Publish Loop 	 false           true or false
-    c    	 Codec           h264            h264 or VP8 
-    d    	 Data Channel    false           true or false 
-
-Note that the file in mp4 format should have h264 encoded video and Opus encoded audio.
+```
+Flag 	 Name      	    Default   	 Description                 
+---- 	 ----      	    -------   	 -----------   
+f    	 File Name 	    test.mp4    Source file* for publisher output file for player
+s    	 Server IP 	    localhost 	 server ip                   
+q    	 Security  	    false     	 true(wss) or false(ws)      
+l        Log Level      3            0:VERBOSE,1:INFO,2:WARNING,3:ERROR,4:NONE
+i    	 Stream Id 	    myStream  	 id for stream               
+m    	 Mode      	    player    	 publisher or player         
+u    	 Show GUI  	    true      	 true or false               
+p    	 Port      	    5080      	 websocket port number 
+v    	 Verbose   	    false     	 true or false 
+n    	 Count     	    1         	 Number of player/publisher connctions 
+k        Kafka Broker.  null         Kafka broker address with port
+r    	 Publish Loop.  false        true or false
+c    	 Codec          h264         h264 or VP8 
+d    	 Data Channel.  false        true or false 
+```
+
+**Note:-** The file in mp4 format should have h264 encoded video and Opus encoded audio.