dtestcm - simple uDAPL test that measure setup time and connection establish time

       Arlin Davis
              <arlin.r.davis@intel.com>

       Amir Hanania
              <amir.hanania@intel.com>

uDAPL 2.1                                       November 15, 2016                                     dtestcm(1)

       dtestcm is a simple test that measure setup time and how long it takes to  establish  one  connection  on
       AVG.   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 connection request, the connection is established.  Upon the established of
       all the connections we calc AVG time.

       dtestcm -P  ofa-v2-ib0 -v -s

            Starts a server process with debug verbosity using provider ofa-v2-ib0.

       dtestcm -P ofa-v2-ib0 -h server1-ib0

            Starts a client process, using ofa-v2-ib0 provider to connect to hostname server1-ib0.

       dtestcm - simple uDAPL test that measure setup time and connection establish time

-P=PROVIDER
              use PROVIDER to specify uDAPL interface using /etc/dat.conf (default ofa-v2-ib0)

       -h=HOSTNAME
              use HOSTNAME to specify server hostname or IP address (default - none)

       -b=BURST_SIZE
              send BURST_SIZE connection requests at one time (default 100)

       -d=DELAY_TIME
              delay in DELAY_TIME seconds before close (default 0)

       -p=PORT_NUM
              use PORT_NUM to established connections (default 45248)

       -c=CONN_NUM
              establish CONN_NUM connections (default 1000)

       -v, verbose output (default off)

       -m, multi listens. listen on burst size PSP (default off)

       -u, run ud test (default no)

       -w, wait for CR (default poll)

       -s, run as server (default - run as server)

dtest(1),dtestsrq(1),dtestx(1),dapltest(1)

dtestcm  [-mwvu]  [-P  provider]  [-b  burst size] [-p port id] [-c connections num] [-d delay] [-s|-hHOSTNAME]