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README: information about the ethercat utility
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PTHOEM LINUX UTILS (c) 2007-2017 Peter Thoemmes
Weinbergstrasse 3a, D-54441 Ockfen/Germany
ethercat is made to directly 'cat' into the link layer of a network,
like 'netcat' does for transport layer.
You can use the tool in a pipeline (it will read stdin)...
$ cat <file> | ethercat -i eth0 -dst 80:43:21:2F:3A:65 ...
or just standalone by passing the input filename 'file' as a parameter...
$ ethercat -i eth0 -dst 80:43:21:2F:3A:65 <file>
It is possible to cat a HEX string as well (example for adapter 'wlan0')...
$ echo "FFFF" | ethercat -hex_str_input -i wlan0 -dst 80:43:21:2F:3A:65
Using the WOL (Wake On LAN) script 'wol.sh' allows to wake up
computers by the magic WOL packet using UDPv4 to port 9...
$ wol.sh wlan0 80:43:21:2F:3A:65
To learn more about the usage of ethercat...
$ ethercat -?
I wish you a lot of success using my work,
Peter