nipingalso adm einloggen und nipping startenniping -s -H -I t = 0 -S 3298 & 2 > 1niping -c -I t = 0 -S 3298 & 2 > 1//zeigt ob niping luftps -ef | grep niping running modesstart server niping -sstart client niping -cself test niping -tverify hostaddr niping -vadditional options-H hostname name of server-host (default localhost)-S service service-name or port-number (default 3298)-K sncname SNC-name server (default no SNC)-B bufsize size of data-buffer (default 1000)-L loops number of loops (default 10)-V tracelev trace level (0 - 3) (default 1)-T tracefile name of trace file (default stdout)-I idle time maximum idle time (default 300 sec) t > 0 shutdown after t secs idle t = 0 no automatic shutdown t < 0 shutdown after -t secs idle or first client disconnect (server only)-R raw modeexpert options-N timeout for completion of fragmented packages (default 200 msecs)-O one way mode-Q maxbytes fragment test mode-D delay delay between sends (default 0 msec)Check network connection between host A and B on NI-level---------------------------------------------------------Start niping as a server (option -s) on host A. Then startniping as a client (option -c) on host B.The client sends packets of size which areechoed by the server. The client then displays the average,maximum and minimum round trip time.Check the basic functionality of the NI-layer---------------------------------------------To perform a self test on the local host start niping withoption -t. The last line of the output should contain"*** SELFTEST O.K. ***" if no problems occured.