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* Basic Tests | * Basic Tests | ||
1. run command withsctp<br /> | 1. run command withsctp and check if any error happens<br /> | ||
2. run command checksctp<br /> | 2. run command checksctp and check if any error happens<br /> | ||
3. test sctp_test<br /> | 3. test sctp_test<br /> | ||
run "sctp_test -H localhost -P 10010 -l" in one terminal A | run "sctp_test -H localhost -P 10010 -l" in one terminal A |
Revision as of 08:50, 10 October 2018
- Basic Tests
1. run command withsctp and check if any error happens
2. run command checksctp and check if any error happens
3. test sctp_test
run "sctp_test -H localhost -P 10010 -l" in one terminal A run "sctp_test -H localhost -P 10011 -h localhost -p 10010 -s -c 1" in another terminal check output in terminal A, result should be like: (assoc_change: state=3, error=0, instr=0 outstr=0) exit command in terminal A
4. test sctp_status
run "sctp_status -H localhost -P 10010 -l" in terminal A run "sctp_status -H localhost -P 10011 -h localhost -p 10010 -s -c 64" in terminal B check output in terminal A, result should be like: "Server: Receiving packets.(10/10)" exit command in terminal A