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IBTOPODIFF(1)		     IB DATA MODEL PACKAGE		 IBTOPODIFF(1)

NAME
       ibtoopdiff - Fabric Topology Matcher

SYNOPSYS
       ibtopodiff [-v][-h] -t <topo file> -d <subnet file> -s <start node
       name>
	 -p <start port num> -g <start port guid>

DESCRIPTION
       This utility performs matching between a given topology file (see man
       ibdm-topology-file) and a subnet.lst file (this file provides a dump of
       all links in the discovered fabric and generated by ibdiagnet or
       OpenSM).

ARGUMENTS
-t⎪--topology <file>
Topology file. See man ibdm-topology-file for its definition.

-d⎪--discovered <file>
subnet.lst file produced by OpenSM or ibdiagnet

-s⎪--start-node <name>
The name of the matching start node, also known as anchor node. E.g. H-1/U1

-p⎪--port-num <num>
The number of the matching start port, also known as anchor port

-g⎪--port-guid <guid>
The guid of the matching start port

OPTIONS
-v⎪--verbose
Verbsoe mode

-h⎪--help
Provides this help message

AUTHOR
       Eitan Zahavi, Mellanox Technologies LTD, eitan@mellanox.co.il

IBDM 1.0			  2008-06-16			 IBTOPODIFF(1)

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