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http://www-wanmon.slac.stanford.edu/cgi-wrap/reflector.cgi?region=North%20America&target=134.79.16.9&tier=all&type=PlanetLab&fileability=enabled1 |
Leaving out the region will assume all regions, leaving out the tier will assume all tiers, leaving out the type will assume both PlanetLabs and SLAC type landmarks. If the region is included then only landmarks in that region will be used. If the tier is specified then only that tier's landmarks will be used. If the type is specified then only that type landmark will be used. Any or all of the tier, region and type region may be specified as "all".
The file ability parameter enables the user to specify whether to use enabled landmarks (ability=1, default) or disabled landmarks (by specifying fileability=disabled0). The enabled landmarks are found in;
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http://www.slac.stanford.edu/comp/net/wan-mon/tulip/sites-disabled.xml |
The sites . xml is files are created a by a trscrontanb running in pinger@pinger.slac.stanford.edu. The script that writes sites.xml is:/afs/slac/package/pinger/tulip/create_sites-xml.plThere is also a debug parameter. Use debug=1 or greater if you want debugging output.
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It can also be called from the command line, e.g.
>setenv REMOTE_ADDR 134.79.18.134; perl -d -T bin/reflector.cgi "region=northamerica&target=134.79.16.9&tier=0&type=slac"
However unless you have a PlanetLab cookie for your host it will not fully work. To get around this one can use:
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ssh www-wanmon /afs/slac/g/www/cgi-wrap-bin/net/shahryar/smokeping/reflector.cgi 'target=www.slac.stanford.edu'
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Some hosts mis-identified bt by Geo IP tools and VisualRoute include: www.cst.edu.ve
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