pat - patd client
pat (/patd/pat.html) sends ping or traceroute commans to patd (/patd).
Synopsis
pat [OPTION]... [ADDRESS]... |
Options
Note: --server and --port are global, every other option affects the following adresses.
--server HOST |
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set the patd server address. Default: localhost |
--port PORT |
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set the patd server port. Ddefault: 7865 |
-P, --ping |
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do a ping (default). Same as --send 3 --ttl 63 |
-T, --trace |
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do a traceroute. Same as --send 63 --ttl 0 |
-4, --ipv4 |
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process only IPv4 adresses |
-6, --ipv6 |
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process only IPv6 adresses |
-A, --all |
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process IPv4 and IPv6 adresses (default) |
-a, --addresses NUM |
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set how many address to check for each host. Default: 0 = all |
-d, --dont-fragment |
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don't fragment the packet (default) |
-f, --fragment |
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allow fragmenting the packet |
-l, --length NUM |
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set the packet data length. Min |
= |
0, |
max |
= |
32752 |
(0x7FF0), default = 0 |
-o, --timeout NUM |
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set |
the |
timeout |
for |
replyes |
in milliseconds. Min = 1, max = 2000, default = 1000 |
-r, --return NUM |
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set the ok replyes to receive. Min = 1, max = 63, default = 1 |
-s, --send NUM |
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set the number of query packet to send. |
Min |
= |
1, |
max |
= |
63, default = 3 |
-t, --ttl NUM |
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set |
the |
initial TimeToLive value. Min = 0, max = 63, default = 63 |
-h, --help |
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display an help message and exit |
-V, --version |
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display version information and exit |