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Thrulay - thrulayd(8)


THRULAYD(1)                                                        THRULAYD(1)


NAME

       thrulayd - network capacitity tester (server part)


SYNOPSIS

       thrulayd [-a address] [-w#] [-p#] [-d]


DESCRIPTION

       thrulayd  This  is  the  server  part  of  thrulay - a network capacity
       tester.


OPTIONS

       -a address
              Add an address to list of allowed hosts. This option can be used
              multiple  times.  The  argument  is  either  an IP address or an
              address in CIDR syntax (if you leave the netmask, it will be set
              to 32 for IPv4 or to 128 for IPv6 addresses). Examples for valid
              addresses:  192.168.1.3,   ::ffff:192.168.1.3,   192.168.1.3/24,
              ::ffff:192.168.1.3/120.   If  the server is started without this
              option, all hosts are allowed to connect  by  default.  If  this
              option is used, only the specified addresses are allowed to con-
              nect.

       -w#    Window, in bytes (default: 4194304B).

       -p#    Server port (default: 5003).

       -d     Debug mode. The program does not fork into  background  and  all
              logging messages go to stderr.


BUGS

       Please send bug reports to thrulay-users@internet2.edu.


AUTHOR

       Stanislav Shalunov, http://www.internet2.edu/~shalunov/


SEE ALSO

       thrulay(1)

thrulayd                        August 10, 2005                    THRULAYD(1)

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