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Chapter 19 – Configuring Serial Protocols

Serial Protocols Sertrace Utility

The command line sertrace utility offers the ability to trace the activity of serial ports in real time. A port range may be specified to limit the output to specific ports. The level of traffic to trace and the type of decoding may be specified. The tool may also be used to force the port to transmit an output test message. The following is an example of sertrace use:

RuggedRouter:~# sertrace -h

Trace Serial Protocol Server Activity Usage: sertrace [-dtr] [-p portrange]

serserver -d protocol decode serserver -t tcp level events serserver -r raw packet display serserver -p ports to capture (e.g 1,3,6-7)

serserver -s ports to send a test message out on (when 's' + Enter keys are pressed)

In the absence of parameters, all decoding on all ports														is provided.
RuggedRouter:~# sertrace -p 1 -s 1
10:56:18.405 TCPCONN Listening on TCP								Port 50002 from port 1
10:56:19.944 TCPCONN Connection opened from 10.0.10.236														4991:50002
s			Transmitting message on port 1, length 44
10:56:47.497 RAWSOCKET
74 68	65 20	71	75	69	63	6b	20	62	72	6f	77	6e	20	the	quick brown
66 6f	78 20	6a	75	6d	70	65	64	20	6f	76	65	72	20	fox	jumped over
74 68	65 20	6c	61	7a	79	20	64	6f	67					the	lazy dog
10:56:47.545 RAWSOCKET			Received			message on port 1, length 44									(31ms) by timer
74 68	65 20	71	75	69	63	6b	20	62	72	6f	77	6e	20	the	quick brown
66 6f	78 20	6a	75	6d	70	65	64	20	6f	76	65	72	20	fox	jumped over
74 68	65 20	6c	61	7a	79	20	64	6f	67					the	lazy dog
10:56:47.545 TCPCONN Tx Data					from port 1				44b to 10.0.10.236 4991:50002

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