Information on the status of Natural Development (NDV) Servers can be
obtained using the ndvping
command line tool. This tool is
available on Windows, Linux and UNIX platforms except HP-UX. Entering
ndvping
in the command line without parameters will provide you
the online documentation.
ndvping [[host] port [ssl]]
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
host |
The host name or IP address where the NDV server is running. |
port |
The port the NDV server is listening to. |
ssl |
To be specified if the server runs under control of SSL/TLS. |
Return Value | Description |
---|---|
0 | The NDV server is alive. |
1 | The server is not responding. Possible
reasons:
|
2 | Host not found or port is not in use. |
3 | Connected to server but invalid data
returned. Possible reasons:
|
ndvping 4711
ndvping myhost 4711
Where myhost
represents the
host name.
ndvping 193.26.194.92 4711
ndvping myhost 9143 ssl
Where myhost
represents the
host name.