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Running the realport dump (rpdump) program on Solaris. Running the realport dump (rpdump) program on Solaris. Steps on setup:
- Kill the Portserver daemon.
ps -ef | grep ncxd
kill -9 'PID_NUMBER'
- Manually start the daemon. Change the IP to the IP of the server you are on and use a different socket id (771), I used '4000' in the example below.
/opt/realport/sparc64/ncxd -d /dev/digi_realport0 -i 10.1.1.1 -p 4000 &
- digi_realport0 = First realport daemon (0).
- 10.1.1.1 = Solaris server that realport is running on.
- -p 4000 = Realport tcp socket id.
- Run rpdump.
/tmp/rpdump -pa -l 4000 -P 2 -o /tmp/file.rpd 10.1.1.92 &
- -pa = Send all data to the output file.
- -l = Socket id.
- -P # = You may want to use this to monitor specific port(s). Remember that the first port = 0. So port 3 on the TS would mean '-P 2'.
- -o = File to write to. This can only be read by rpdump.
- 10.1.1.92 = IP address of the Portserver.
- -h = Man pages for rpdump.
- Run 'rpdump -i' to read /tmp/file.rpd.
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