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Something in development or used for development and debug purposes
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Required argument or parameter
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pscheduler COMMAND [ ARGUMENTS ]psc is provided for convenience:psc COMMAND [ ARGUMENTS ]|
duration
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An ISO 8601 duration (e.g.,
PT1H30M or P3D). Months and years are not supported. |
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host
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The DNS name or IP address of a host
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number
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A number, usually positive.
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timestamp
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An ISO 8601 timestamp (e.g.,
2016-05-04T12:34:56-04:00) |
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Tells pScheduler to set up a task
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Synopsis:
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psc task TASK-OPTIONS TEST-TYPE TEST-OPTIONS |
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General TASK-OPTIONS:
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--export - Export JSON for the task to the standard output and don't submit it for scheduling. |
--format format - Output format for results. Valid formats are text, html, json and none. Default is text. |
--import file - Import JSON for the task from file. |
--quiet - Display nothing but results and errors. |
--reference json - Include the arbitrary blob of JSON json for the submitter's reference. |
--tool tool - Force the tool tool to be used for the test. Repeat to allow a list of tools, preferred in the order specified. |
--url - Print the URL for the task and exit. |
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Scheduling TASK-OPTIONS:
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--max-runs cardinal - Repeat the task up to the specified number of times. Requires --repeat. |
--randslip float - Randomize the start time by this fraction of the allowed slip. Must be in [0.0..1.0]. |
--repeat duration - Amount of time between runs. |
--slip duration - Allow the start of any run to slip by the specified amount of time. |
--start timestamp - When the first run of the task should start. |
--until timestamp - Allow repeats to continue until the specified time. Requires --repeat. |
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Synopsis:
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psc watch URL |
watch command shows the results for runs of a task, identified by a URL, as they happen
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This test is in development.
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--count n - How many times the round-trip time should be tested |
--deadline duration - Deadline for all measurements to finish |
--dest host - The destination host for the test |
--flowlabel number - The flow label to be used on outgoing packets |
--[no-]hostnames - [Dis]able resolution of host names from IPs. Default is to resolve. |
--interval duration - Time to wait between packets sent |
--length number - Set the size of outgoing packets |
--source host - Source address or interface |
--timeout duration - How long to wait for each packet to return |
--tos number - Set the IP type of service on outgoing packets |
--ttl number - Set the time to live on outgoing packets |
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This test is in development.
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--algorithm - Use a specific algorithm for the trace. Valid value is paris-traceroute. |
--[no-]as - [Dis]able lookup of autonomous system numbers and owner information. |
--dest-port number - Port where packets will be sent when the probe type is udp or tcp. |
--dest host - The far end of the trace |
--first-ttl number - Time to live on the first packet sent |
--[no-]fragment - [Dis]able fragmentation |
--hops number - Maximum number of hops (largest TTL) |
--[no-]hostnames - [Dis]able resolution of host names from IPs. Default is to resolve. |
--ip-version number - Set the version of the IP protocol to be used. Valid values are 4 and 6. |
--length number - Size of outgoing packets |
--probe-type t - Type of probes sent. Valid values are icmp, udp and tcp. Default is udp. |
--queries number - Number of queries per hop. Default is 1. |
--sendwait duration - Amount of time to wait between probes |
--source host - Source address or host name |
--tos number - IP type of service on outgoing packets |
--wait duration - Wait time for probes to be returned |
--duration duration - How long the test should do nothing |
--host *host - The host which should be idle |
--parting-comment text - Text to be logged at the end of the idle period |
--starting-comment text - Text to be logged at the start of the idle period |
--dest host - Receiving end of the stream |
--dawdle duration - Maximum amount of time spent delaying before sending the test material |
--fail probability - Probability that the test will be forced to fail |
--test-material text - String to be sent. Defaults to a message containing a timestamp. |
--timeout duration - How long the receiving end should wait for the sending end before giving up |
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