trpt(1M)                                                 trpt(1M)



NAME
     trpt - prints a readable description of TCP trace records

SYNOPSIS
     trpt [-a] [-j] [-phex-address] [-s] [-t] [system[core]]

ARGUMENTS
     -a   Prints the values of the source and destination
          addresses for each packet recorded, in addition to the
          normal output.

     -j   Lists only the protocol control block addresses for
          which there are trace records.

     -phex-address
          Lists only trace records associated with the
          hex-address protocol control block.

     -s   Prints a detailed description of the packet-sequencing
          information, in addition to the normal output.

     system[core]
          Specifies a system and a core, other than the defaults.

     -t   Prints the values for all timers at each point in the
          trace, in addition to the normal output.

DESCRIPTION
     trpt prints a readable description of TCP trace records
     created when a socket is marked for debugging (see
     getsockopt(2N)).  When you don't supply an option, trpt
     prints all the trace records grouped according to TCP
     connection protocol control block (PCB).

     We recommend the following use of trpt.  Isolate the problem
     and enable debugging on the socket(s) involved in the
     connection.  Find the address of the protocol control blocks
     associated with the sockets using netstat -A (see
     netstat(1N)).  Then, run trpt -p and supply the associated
     protocol control block addresses.  If there are many sockets
     using the debugging flag option, you might want to use the
     -j option to check for any trace records for the socket in
     question.

STATUS MESSAGES AND VALUES
     no namelist
          The system image doesn't contain the proper symbols to
          find the trace buffer.

     Other diagnostics are self-explanatory.





January 1992                                                    1

trpt(1M)                                                 trpt(1M)



LIMITATIONS
     Should also print the data for each input or output, but
     this is not saved in the trace record.

FILES
     /usr/etc/trpt
          Executable file
     /unix
          Kernel file
     /dev/kmem
          Buffer file

SEE ALSO
     netstat(1N) in A/UX Command Reference

     getsockopt(2N) in A/UX Programmer's Reference







































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