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Eitan, this is really not the same thing. Osmtest
uses and requires a SM list file to work. Ibnetdiscover does it by itself. It
doesn’t require anything so it can operate even on networks that would
bring the SM down (trust me; I saw several of those…). The topology created by the ibnetdiscover is the
most recent topology (right to the few last milliseconds). It doesn’t
depend on nothing. Shahar From: Eitan Zahavi
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Under OpenSM there is a utility named osmtest. osmtest -f c creates a dump file with the information about all
discovered nodes ports and path records ... Design
Technology Director Mellanox
Technologies LTD Tel:+972-4-9097208 -----Original Message----- Hi guys,
I started to add new mad utilities:
Sminfo <lid | direct path> : issue a sminfo and dump the reply. Of course
you must direct it to the sm lid/path in order to work, but it can query also
standby SMs.
Ibnetdiscover: do IB net discover and print out the topology file. You will
find out that it is very useful tool to list the net and to run a sort of
sanity validation. If ibnetdiscover doesn't run smoothly then either you have
problems in your subnet, or I have a bug ;-).
Both are just initial versions, but they should work. Comments, suggestions,
etc. are welcomed.
Both the new simple synchronous mad RPC library (libmad).
Shahar
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