SYNOPSIS

ripe-atlas command arguments
adig arguments
ahttp arguments
antp arguments
aping arguments
asslcert arguments
atraceroute arguments

DESCRIPTION

This manual page documents briefly the ripe-atlas, adig, ahttp, antp, aping, asslcert and atraceroute commands.

ripe-atlas is the official command-line client for the RIPE Atlas[1] internet measurement system. RIPE Atlas uses a globally distributed network of probes to measure Internet connectivity and reachability, providing an overview of the state of the Internet in real time.

ripe-atlas allows the creation of DNS, HTTP, NTP, Ping, SSL and traceroute measurements, retrieval of measurement results and reports and queries about probes. The a* commands are convenience aliases:

adig

is an alias for ripe-atlas measure dns

ahttp

is an alias for ripe-atlas measure http

antp

is an alias for ripe-atlas measure ntp

aping

is an alias for ripe-atlas measure ping

asslcert

is an alias for ripe-atlas measure sslcert

atraceroute

is an alias for ripe-atlas measure traceroute

COMMANDS

ripe-atlas accepts the following commands:

measure dns|http|ntp|ping|sslcert|traceroute [options]

Create a new measurement of a specified type.

measurement-search [options]

Fetch and print measurements fulfilling specified criteria.

measurement-info id

Return the metadata for a single measurement.

configure [options]

Configure the ripe-atlas tool.

probe-search [options]

Fetch and print probes fulfilling specified criteria.

probe-info id

Return the metadata for a single Atlas probe.

go measurement_id

Open a measurement's web page in a browser.

report measurement_id [options]

Report the results of a measurement.

stream measurement_id [options]

Report the results of a measurement in real time using a stream.

To see the available options for each command, use:

ripe-atlas command --help

NOTES

1. RIPE Atlas: https://atlas.ripe.net/

AUTHOR

The RIPE Atlas tools are developed by RIPE NCC.

This manpage was written by Apollon Oikonomopoulos <[email protected]> for the Debian project (but may be used by others).