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- rtap - real-time application program
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- rrrrttttaaaapppp [ ----ffff _f_i_l_e__n_a_m_e ]
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- _R_t_a_p is an interactive test program that drives the RSVP daemon through
- the RSVP API. _R_t_a_p may be used either as a standalone application, or it
- may be linked directly into the RSVP daemon.
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- _R_t_a_p repeatedly displays the command prompt >, and executes each command
- as it is entered. For the standalone version, ----ffff parameter will execute
- a stream of commands from the file _f_i_l_e__n_a_m_e; at the end of that file,
- _r_t_a_p will enter interactive mode.
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- This man page describes the _r_t_a_p program included with Release 4.0 of
- RSVP. This version of _r_t_a_p can open multiple sessions simultaneously.
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- Each _r_t_a_p command is a single line, starting with the command verb. The
- command verb can be abbreviated. The command verb may optionally be
- preceded by a thread designator of the form: `Tn' where n is a positive
- integer. If there is no thread designator on a command, it assume the
- thread of the last designator that appeared. When _r_t_a_p starts, T1 is
- assumed.
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- The basic _r_t_a_p commands are as follows:.
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- hhhheeeellllpppp or ????
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- Display a complete list of _r_t_a_p commands and their syntax.
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- qqqquuuuiiiitttt
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- Exit.
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- ddddeeeesssstttt <proto> <dest addr>[:<dest port> ]
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- Calls rapi_session() to define a new session by destination address
- and optional port. Any previous session for the same thread must
- have been closed. The required <proto> parameter must be one of the
- strings: `udp' or 'tcp', or `proto <nn>', where <nn> is an integer
- IP protocol id.
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- sssseeeennnnddddeeeerrrr [ [ <src host>:]<src port> <Tspec> ]
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- Calls rapi_sender() to specify sender attributes and start sending
- path state. It may be issued repeatedly to modify the sender
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- attributes. The destination from the most recent ddddeeeesssstttt command is
- assumed. If the parameters are entirely omitted, the current sender
- is removed.
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- The source host (<src host>) parameter is optional; its default is
- the default IP address of the local node. The Tspec parameter is
- required. The TTL passed in the rapi_sender call is the most recent
- value specified in a ttttttttllll command, or the default TTL value.
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- rrrreeeesssseeeerrrrvvvveeee <style> [ <reservation parameters> ]
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- Here <style> can be any of: wf, ff, or se.
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- If <reservation parameters> is omitted, the command deletes the
- current reservation (<style> is actually irrelevant, but it must be
- present). Otherwise, they must take the form appropriate to the
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- <filtspec> <flowspec> [ <filtspec> <flowspec> ] ...
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- Call rapi_release() to close the session.
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- ttttttttllll <integer>
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- Specify TTL for use in the next _s_e_n_d_e_r command in this thread.
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- ddddmmmmaaaasssskkkk <integer>
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- Specify debug mask of daemon.
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- ddddlllleeeevvvveeeellll <integer>
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- Cause next reservation request to trigger confirmation upcall.
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- rrrreeeecccceeeeiiiivvvveeee [ <receive host> ]
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- Joins the multicast group indicated by _r_e_c_e_i_v_e _h_o_s_t. This is
- necessary for a UDP-encapsulation-only host running the RSVP daemon,
- in order for the daemon to receive Path messages. The optional
- <receive host> parameter specifies the address of a local interface
- on which group will be joined; if it is omitted, the default
- interface will be used.
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- ssssttttaaaattttuuuussss
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- Show status of session.
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- sssslllleeeeeeeepppp <seconds>
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- Delay for specified number of seconds.
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- Command parameters include filterspecs, flowspecs, and Tspecs.
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- Filter specs
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- A filterspec is represented as <host> [:<port>], where <host> is an
- IP host name or numeric IP address and the optional parameter <port>
- is an integer.
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- Flowspecs
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- A flowspec is a sequence of parameters enclosed in square brackets.
- The following forms are allowed:
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- [ gx <R> <S> <r> <b> <p> <m> <M> ]
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- [ cl <r> <b> <m> <M> ]
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- [ g <r> <b> <delay> <service level> ]
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- [ p <r> <b> <delay> <service level> ]
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- The first two forms correspond to the Guaranteed and Controlled-Load
- integrated service specifications, respectively, and result in
- extended-legacy format parameter lists for the API. The parameters
- are as defined in the corresponding service documents. The last two
- forms are for backward compatibility; either results in a legacy
- format parameter list that will be crudely mapped into an integrated
- service Controlled-Load specification.
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- Tspecs
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- A Tspec is a sequence of parameters enclosed in square brackets.
- The following forms are allowed:
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- [ t <r> <b> <p> <m> <M> ]
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- [ g <r> <b> ]
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- [ p <r> <b> ]
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- The first form creates an extended-legacy format parameter list for
- a general Tspec, according to the integrated services
- specifications. The last three forms are for backward
- compatibility; each results in a legacy format parameter list that
- will be crudely mapped into a general Integrated Services Tspec.
- Only the <r> and <b> parameters are required.
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