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[Raghu Reddy <>]

Hi, Zoriel,

As Rich suggested, if all you are interested in is looking at the congesion 
window when the application is running it is probably best to use the GUI 
tools provided with the distribution.

The watchsender is an supported program that we wrote to write all the 
web100 variables to a log file from a live TCP connection as well as to 
review those variables later on from the log file. If you need this 
capability to log the data please let me know and I will be happy to 
provide a pointer to the code. The one downside is that I have not worked 
on it for a while ...

Thanks,

--rr


--On Friday, June 23, 2006 1:54 PM -0400 Richard Carlson 
<> wrote:

| Hi Zoriel;
|
| The WatchSender tool is an old part of the web100 toolkit.  I think it
| was designed to read data from a snaplog file instead of reading
| real-time data.  You can find out its current status by sending email to
| the 
<>
 list.
|
| If you have the web100 user library installed then you can use the
| standard gutil (GUI tool) or the readvar or deltavar command line tool.
| The gutil tool brings up a X window that lets you select and view/graph
| different variables.  The readvar/deltavar tools run in a login screen
| and write data to the screen.  There are man pages for all of these tools.
|
| Rich
|
| At 04:32 PM 6/22/2006, 

 wrote:
|> Hi ! I'm currently trying to find a tool that can help me get the data
|> from the congestion window.
|>
|> I read about the WatchSender Web100 Tool, but I don't know how to use it.
|>
|> I found this command line in the web100 forum:
|>
|>      watchsender -R -L test-01 -T MinRwinRcvd MaxRwinRcvd CurRwinRcvd
|> WinScaleSent
|>
|> But I get:
|>
|>       bash: watchsender: command not found
|>
|> I do have Web100 installed. I just don't know how to use this tool.
|>
|> Can someone help me ??
|>
|> Thanks !!
|>
|> Zoriel
|
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