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dtestx(1)							   USER COMMANDS							 dtestx(1)

NAME
dtestx - simple IB extensions test utility. SYNOPSIS
dtestx DESCRIPTION
This program does not currently have any documentation. This manpage is a placeholder. SEE ALSO
dapltest(1) dtest(1) AUTHORS
Guy Coates < gmpc@sanger.ac.uk > uDAPL 1.2 February 23, 2007 dtestx(1)

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dtest(1)							   USER COMMANDS							  dtest(1)

NAME
dtest - simple uDAPL send/receive and RDMA test SYNOPSIS
dtest [-P provider] [-b buf size] [-B burst count][-v] [-c] [-p] [-d] [-s] dtest [-P provider] [-b buf size] [-B burst count][-v] [-c] [-p] [-d] [-h HOSTNAME] DESCRIPTION
dtest is a simple test used to exercise and verify the uDAPL interfaces. At least two instantiations of the test must be run. One acts as the server and the other the client. The server side of the test, once invoked listens for connection requests, until timing out or killed. Upon receipt of a cd connection request, the connection is established, the server and client sides exchange information necessary to per- form RDMA writes and reads. OPTIONS
-P=PROVIDER use PROVIDER to specify uDAPL interface using /etc/dat.conf (default OpenIB-cma) -b=BUFFER_SIZE use buffer size BUFFER_SIZE for RDMA(default 64) -B=BURST_COUNT use busrt count BURST_COUNT for interations (default 10) -v, verbose output(default off) -c, use consumer notification events (default off) -p, use polling (default wait for event) -d, delay in seconds before close (default off) -s, run as server (default - run as server) -h=HOSTNAME use HOSTNAME to specify server hostname or IP address (default - none) EXAMPLES
dtest -P OpenIB-cma -v -s Starts a server process with debug verbosity using provider OpenIB-cma. dtest -P OpenIB-cma -h server1-ib0 Starts a client process, using OpenIB-cma provider to connect to hostname server1-ib0. SEE ALSO
dapltest(1) AUTHORS
Arlin Davis <ardavis@ichips.intel.com> BUGS
uDAPL 1.2 February 23, 2007 dtest(1)
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