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3.3.5 network
The
network
command is used to run MOP loopback tests for any EISA- or PCI-
based er* (DEC 4220, LANCE) Ethernet ports. The command can also be used to
test a port on a ‘‘live’’ network.
The loopback tests are set to run continuously (-p pass_count set to 0). Use the
kill
command (or
Ctrl/C
) to terminate an individual diagnostic or the
kill_diags
command to terminate all diagnostics. Use the
show_status
display to determine
the process ID when terminating an individual diagnostic test.
Note
While some results of network tests are reported directly to the console,
you should examine the console event log (using the
cat el
or
more el
commands) for complete test results.
Synopsis:
network
When the
network
command is entered, the following script is executed:
echo "setting up the network test, this will take about 20 seconds"
net -stop er*0
net -sa er*0>ndbr/lp_nodes_er*0
net ic er*0
set er*0_loop_count 2 2>nl
set er*0_loop_inc 1 2>nl
set er*0_loop_patt ffffffff 2>nl
set er*0_loop_size 10 2>nl
set er*0_lp_msg_node 1 2>nl
set er*0_mode 44 2>nl
net -start er*0
echo "Testing the network"
nettest er*0 -sv 3 -mode nc -p 0 -w 1 &
The script builds a list of nodes for which to send MOP loopback packets, sets
certain test environment variables, and tests the Ethernet port by using the
following variation of the nettest exerciser:
network er*0 -sv 3 -mode nc -p 0 -w 1 &
3–12 Running System Diagnostics
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