ruby0.setparam_str g_PRINT_TOPOLOGY true
On Thu, 06 Oct 2005 Sean Ryan Leventhal wrote :
> I have a heirarchical network, and I am trying to determine what is
> connected to what. I have a set of switches in my output that look like
> this:
>
> switch_0_inlinks: 1
> switch_0_outlinks: 1
> links_utilized_percent_switch_0: 0.244679
> links_utilized_percent_switch_0_link_0: 0.244679 bw: 10000 base_latency:
> 40
>
> outgoing_messages_switch_0_link_0_Request_Control: 136800 1094400 [ 0
> 136800 0 0 ] base_latency: 40
> outgoing_messages_switch_0_link_0_Response_Data: 79907 5753304 [ 79907 0
> 0 0 ] base_latency: 40
> outgoing_messages_switch_0_link_0_Response_Control: 10864 86912 [ 10864
> 0 0 0 ] base_latency: 40
> outgoing_messages_switch_0_link_0_Writeback_Data: 38 2736 [ 38 0 0 0 ]
> base_latency: 40
> outgoing_messages_switch_0_link_0_Writeback_Control: 9183 73464 [ 9183 0
> 0 0 ] base_latency: 40
> outgoing_messages_switch_0_link_0_Persistent_Control: 3150 25200 [ 0 0
> 3150 0 ] base_latency: 40
>
>
> However I don't know how to tell which machine is connected to which link,
> and which switch is connected to which switch. Is there any way to tell?
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