User Guide DDOC0099-000-AH
DTS1 CSfC 7 - 15 Operation
© 2020 Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions Revision 4.0
Example
4. To stop iSCSI service type istarget --stop and press E
NTER key.
Example
7.6 PCAP
NOTE
The hardware encryption must be active before initiating PCAP operation. If software encryption is
going to be used, it must be active before initiating PCAP operation as well.
The DTS1 supports use of the PCAP command to capture packets traveling over a network. Two
data streams may be captured at any one time (Ethernet ports 0 and 1). A unique file name must
be used with each recording in order to retain all recordings.
1. If not previously accomplished, type rmcctl --serv NAS and press E
NTER key.
2. If not previously accomplished, type rmcctl -F -M and press E
NTER key.
NOTE
Both Ethernet ports can be used simultaneously to capture packets.
3. To start capturing packets:
a. Via Ethernet port 0, type pcap -i eth0 -s 0 --start [file name 1] and press
E
NTER key.
Example
b. Via Ethernet port 1, type pcap -i eth1 -s 0 --start [file name 2] and press
E
NTER key.
Example
4. To get pcap status, type pcap --stat and press E
NTER key.
Example
cw_dts> rmcctl
[rmcctl]
RMC_S#: ins hcryp osdr p# size serv scryp osdm fmt mnt rem mntpoint
*********************************************************************************
RMC_S0: 1 1 1 --- 100GB iSCSI na na na na 0 -----
[!rmcctl] OK
cw_dts> istarget --stop
[istarget]
RMC_S0_P1_L0: iqn.2015-05.net.cwnas.iscsi:rmc0p1 is_tgt_en=0 status=OK
[!istarget] OK
cw_dts> pcap -i eth0 -s 0 --start [file name 1]
[pcap]
Start PCAP recording on eth0 to /rmc_shares/rmc0/[file name 1]
recording started
[!pcap] OK
cw_dts> pcap -i eth1 -s 0 --start [file name 2]
[pcap]
Start PCAP recording on eth1 to /rmc_shares/rmc1/[file name 2]
recording started
[!pcap] OK
cw_dts> pcap --stat
[pcap]
PCAP recorder active
Interface eth0: Recorded 479232 Bytes (468K) to /rmc_shares/rmc0/[file name 1]
Interface eth1: Recorded 0 Bytes (0) to /rmc_shares/rmc0/[file name 2]
[!pcap] OK
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