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How To Check EtherLite Driver Connectivity How To Check EtherLite Driver Connectivity You can verify what connections are currently live on the unit if you have an rlogin client on a machine on the same network [telnet will NOT work].
Simply rlogin to the unit using it's IP address, then at the question mark prompt type:
? sockets
You'll show connections such as this:
remote local
remote ip port port state sRTT sMDEV
--------------- ----- ----- ------------ ------- -------
192.9.200.1 01023 00513 ESTABLISHED 00016ms 00816ms
0.0.0.0 00000 10001 LISTEN 00000ms 02880ms
192.9.200.163 01025 771 ESTABLISHED 00128ms 02880ms
The remote ip is the host owning the connection, and the local port tells you what type of connection it is. For the local port, there are only three options; 513, 771 and 10001. 513 is your current rlogin connection (only one allowed at a time on ANY EtherLite product). The 771 socket confirms the connection of the RealPort driver daemon. The 10001 socket confirms the connection of the legacy EtherLite/SCSI driver daemon. The LISTEN is the process that waits for connections.
Windows Verlog
Windows users may download the verlog application instead of using rlogin. This is available at:
http://ftp.digi.com/support/utilities/sts_els/
NOTE: The driver version is dependent upon the firmware version of the EtherLite. Versions 1.x can only be used with the RealPort driver. Firmware versions 7.x can only be used with the legacy EtherLite/SCSI driver.
Related Information:
http://ftp.digi.com/support/utilities/sts_els/
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