mtping Option Summary
The following command line options are available for mtping.
| -a <action> | Sets an MTP/IP action code for the request messages. This should only be used if you are developing a custom MTP SDK application. |
| -c <count> | Measures Round Trip Time, similar to the traditional "ping" command, repeating the test approximately count times. "-c 0" will repeat indefinitely. |
| -d <level> | Enable MTP/IP diagnostic output. Level 1 is recommended any time you are experiencing difficulties. Levels above 1 will produce copious output and may degrade performance. |
| -i <seconds> | Sets the number of seconds to wait after each result before repeating. |
| -l <bytes> | Sets the length of the request (outgoing) payload in bytes. |
| -m | Monitor mode displays a time stamp before each ping receipt and continues indefinitely unless -c specifies a non-zero value. |
| -r | Output the response without interpretation. |
| -R [License] | Register an MTP/IP license code. The license code may be provided on the command line, otherwise mtping will prompt for it. |
| -t | Enters trace mode, querying each router along the path to the destination server. |
| -T <user>:<password>@<server> | |
| Retrieves a transaction report from the server. May be combined only with options -d and -w. | |
| -w <seconds> | Sets the maximum amount of time to wait for a response. |
| -v | Displays version and license information for mtping. |