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[Richard Carlson <>]

Hi Clay;

OK, understood.  Getting the page to display should be pretty easy, getting 
the user to select that page may be tougher.

If you are using a standard web server, then simply add the new page to the 
proper directory.

If you are using the fakewww server then you can use the "-f fn" option to 
add this new filename to the list of files the server can send back to the 
client.

So modify the existing tcpbw100.html file, or create a new file that calls 
the Tcpbw100.jar applet.  Add this file to the /usr/local/ndt 
directory.  Start the fakewww server with the "-f FN" option.  The server 
will now send out that page.

Note: by default a client requesting a blank page 
(http://miranda.ctd.anl.gov:7123) will receive the default tcpbw100.html 
page.  You will need to tell people to enter the full name 
(http://miranda.ctd.anl.gov/new-page.html:7123) if you want them to see 
that new page.

Rich

At 06:07 PM 10/17/2006, Clayton Keller wrote:
> Actually I am asking about different people seeing a different main screen.
>
> Richard Carlson wrote:
> > Hi Clay;
> > I'm not sure what you are asking here.  Are you trying to run multiple 
> > tests at the same time, or do you want different people to see a 
> > different main screen, or something completely different?
> > A couple of options are:
> > * You can configure the NDT server to handle multiple simultaneous test 
> > with the "-m" flag.  Setting this flag causes the server to allocate 2 
> > ephemeral ports for the test.  Each client will use a different set of 
> > ports, so multiple tests can take place at once.  Note: the PC's link is 
> > shared so this link could become the bottleneck.
> > * You can configure the NDT server to use different ports for the command 
> > channel (3001 by default) and for the test channels.  This would allow 
> > you to start multiple copies of the web100srv process, each listening on 
> > a different port.  The java applet would need to be modified to use this 
> > new port (this should probably be a run time option in the applet call).
> > Do either of these options answer your question?
> > Rich
> > At 10:53 AM 10/17/2006, Clayton Keller wrote:
> > > Is it a matter of creating another tcpbw100.html page, calling it what 
> > > you would like, and then pointing the second test point up to look at 
> > > that page instead? Or is there a bigger complication that I am not aware of?
> > >
> > > Clay
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Internet2                                       fax:    (734) 913-4255
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Ann Arbor,  MI  48104