Sun Microsystems SunSwift SBus, Installation And User Manual

Page: 34 / 40

A-2 SunSwift SBus Adapter Installation and User’s Guide—January 1996
A
A.1.1 Editing
.usertest
File
1. Login as superuser and then type the following:
2. Edit the file
.usertest
by adding the following line wherein the format
is test label, test name, and command-line arguments.
The example given is for a single
hme0
interface; for multiple channels add
an additional line for each channel using
hme1
,
hme2
, etc.:
hme0, nettest, IF=hme0 v
Because testing the SunSwift SBus Adapter is user defined, default options
are not displayed in Sundiag. Test options for an
hme
<num> channel can be
defined in the
.usertest
file using the command
nettest
. Type the
command
nettest
without arguments for a list of options, for example:
A.1.2 The Sundiag Window
Note – Examples in this section show Sundiag running in the OPEN LOOK®
environment. Sundiag run in the SunView™ environment will look different.
To start Sundiag,
cd
to the Sundiag directory
(
/opt/SUNWdiag/bin/sundiag
) and then type the
sundiag
command.
After you enter the
sundiag
command, the Sundiag window is displayed on
your screen, refer to Figure A-1. This window is the primary interface for
running Sundiag. Refer to the Sundiag manual that came with your operating
system for further details.
zardoz# cd /opt/SUNWdiag/bin
zardoz# nettest
Usage: nettest [TARGET=h1+h2...] [IF=interface] {TEST=0..7}
N=nopkts} {P=pattern} [T=seconds]