niping

also <sid>adm einloggen und nipping starten

niping -s -H -I t = 0 -S 3298 & 2 > 1
niping -c -I t = 0 -S 3298 & 2 > 1
//zeigt ob niping luft
ps -ef | grep niping

running modes
start server
start client
self test
verify hostaddr

niping
niping
niping
niping

-s
-c
-t
-v

additional options
-H hostname
name of server-host
(default
-S service
service-name or port-number
(default
-K sncname
SNC-name server
(default
-B bufsize
size of data-buffer
(default
-L loops
number of loops
(default
-V tracelev
trace level (0 - 3)
(default
-T tracefile name of trace file
(default
-I idle time maximum idle time
(default
t > 0 shutdown after t secs idle
t = 0 no automatic shutdown
t < 0 shutdown after -t secs idle or
first client disconnect (server only)
-R
raw mode
expert options
-N timeout
-O
-Q maxbytes
-D delay

localhost)
3298)
no SNC)
1000)
10)
1)
stdout)
300 sec)

for completion of fragmented packages (default 200 msecs)

one way mode
fragment test mode
delay between sends
(default 0 msec)

Check network connection between host A and B on NI-level

--------------------------------------------------------Start niping as a server (option -s) on host A. Then start
niping as a client (option -c) on host B.
The client sends packets of size which are
echoed by the server. The client then displays the average,
maximum and minimum round trip time.
Check the basic functionality of the NI-layer
--------------------------------------------To perform a self test on the local host start niping with
option -t. The last line of the output should contain
"*** SELFTEST O.K. ***" if no problems occured.