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Thus spake Pocuca Sergej
(sergej.pocuca AT SIEMENS.HR):

> Hi!
> Thanks for the informations and advices. I've already looked at sctp/html
> and read this documents.
>
> I didn't mean switches like network equipment but switches like options that
> go after command e.g. "sctp -s [IP address] -l [port] ...." I asked what of
> this is necesery for simple testing? Then I start sctp tool on both machines
> with which options? This is not documented!
>
> I will subscribe to sctp discussion list!
>
> Best regards,
> Sergej
>
>

Hello,

ah, of course :-),
if you start the program by calling sctp -h, you get a list of
possible options. Basically you can start a server by calling
something like
# sctp -s 123.56.123.56 -l 80
and a client connecting to that server by

# sctp -s 123.56.124.78 -l 1234 -d 123.56.123.56 -r 80 -u -b -n 100 -t
which will then start an association, and transmit 100 packets.

Be sure to redirect output into a file, as that will be rather
a lot, unless you set the value Current_event_log_ in globals.h
as low as 4 and recompile...
The interface is still rather simple (sorry, but there was enough
work in other parts of that program :-) but we are working on
a nicer (and asynchronous) interface.

Regards,

Andreas

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• [SCTP-Discussion] Re: SCTP, Andreas Jungmaier, 10/05/2000
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