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ATMDUMP(8)						       Maintenance Commands							ATMDUMP(8)

NAME

       atmdump - capture or generate ATM cells

SYNOPSIS

       atmdump [-i] [ -t type [-g gfc] [-c] ] [itf.]vpi.vci

DESCRIPTION

       atmdump	captures  or  generates single ATM cells ("AAL0"). When capturing cells, a time stamp, the cell header contents, and a hex dump of
       the cell payload are shown. When sending cells, the payload type, the generic flow control (GFC), and the cell loss priority (CLP)  can	be
       set.

       In both modes of operation, the interface number, the VPI, and the VCI have to be specified.

       When  sending,  atmdump	expects the cell payload on standard input.  If only less than 48 bytes can be read, the remaining space is padded
       with zero bytes.

OPTIONS

       -i     displays timestamps as the interval since the last cell reception. By default, the absolute  time  is  displayed.  This  options	is
	      ignored in transmit mode.

       -t type
	      selects transmit mode and specifies the payload type. A list of valid payload type numbers can be obtained by invoking atmdump with-
	      out any arguments.

       -g gfc specifies the value of the GFC field. gfc has to be in the range from 0 to 15, default is zero.

       -c     sets the cell loss priority flag, indicating low priority. By default, CLP is not set.

RESTRICTIONS

       Some device drivers may not pass OAM cells transparently.

AUTHOR

       Werner Almesberger, EPFL ICA <Werner.Almesberger@epfl.ch>

SEE ALSO

       atmdiag(8), clip(8), sonetdiag(8)

Linux								  April 26, 2000							ATMDUMP(8)

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