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| | 79 | == Conducting On-Demand Testing == |
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| | 81 | In addition to above tools perfsonar provides some On-Demand testing tools checking connectivity and path on the reverse path. These are listed in the right bottom side of the dashboard. |
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| | 83 | [[Image(https://ws.learn.ac.lk/raw-attachment/wiki/Nmm2022/Agenda/perfSONARuse/ps22.png)]] |
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| | 85 | When you click on a test for a example Reverse Ping test it will open a new window run the test at once. By default the test will run from the perfsonar node the IP of the computer which browse the Toolkit. If your are inside a NATed network, the test will fail. But you can specify a target address you want to check and press enter to run the test. |
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| | 87 | [[Image(https://ws.learn.ac.lk/raw-attachment/wiki/Nmm2022/Agenda/perfSONARuse/ps24.png)]] |
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| | 89 | But it will be less useful to run the Reverse Ping or Reverse Traceroute test from your own perfSONAR node to a IP within your LAN. Most of the time you want to troubleshoot the reverse connectivity from remote server on which you may have a service to access or deployed. To use this scenario you need to access a toolkit website deployed on remote site. You can find the remote toolkit domain name or IP from the perfSONAR lookup directory. Below is an example test from a node at APAN-JP. For that you need to go to http://mtrace2.jp.apan.net/toolkit/ access the tool. |
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| | 91 | [[Image(https://ws.learn.ac.lk/raw-attachment/wiki/Nmm2022/Agenda/perfSONARuse/ps25.png)]] |
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