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# /bin/ping 10.40.48.53
PING 10.40.48.53 (10.40.48.53) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from 10.40.48.53: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.889 ms
To verify RDMA connectivity, use the
ccping(8)
command. You can only use
ccping
to generate a response from a remote RDMA IP address. You will need two machines with
Ammasso hardware and software installed in order to verify RDMA connectivity. In this
example, node-A has RDMA IP address 10.40.32.52 and node-B has RDMA IP address
10.40.32.53. The first example shows that issuing the
ccping
command to the local
RDMA address will not result in a reply. The second example shows that issuing the
ccping
command to a remote RDMA address will result in a reply.
# ccping 0 10.40.32.52
pinging 10.40.32.52 via TCP SYN to port 1
10.40.32.52 no answer
# ccping 0 10.40.32.53
pinging 10.40.32.53 via TCP SYN to port 1
10.40.32.53 is alive
10.40.32.53 is alive
3.7 Removing an Adapter Software Installation
Use the
amso_uninstall(8)
command to remove the AMSO1100 installation:
# amso_uninstall
Removing Ammasso 1100 driver
Are you sure you want to continue? (y or n) [n] y
The Amso1100 software installed in /usr/opt/ammasso has been removed.
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