network-check

This command wraps a variety of network utilities that may be used for debugging.

network-check [options] action [parameters]

Missed heartbeats and other agent messages can be diagnosed with this command.

The following action parameters are available:

`connect ipaddr [-p port]`	Tests the ability to make a TCP connection to ipaddr (Default port is 22 for SSH).
ping `arguments`	Calls the Solaris built-in ping with any given arguments.
traceroute `arguments`	Calls the Solaris built-in traceroute with any given arguments.
ifconfig	Calls ifconfig -a, which prints out information about appliance interfaces.
netstat	Calls netstat -nr, which prints out routing tables for both IPv4 and IPv6.

The following values for options are available:

-fg	Runs the network-check command in the foreground and disables logging. The progress can be seen in the CLI window.
-t `timeout`	Specifies the maximum time for the command to run before aborting. For example, the time it would take before the ping command would stop trying to ping an unreachable host.