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Ttcp

The program ttcp (Test TCP) is a utility for measuring network throughput, popular on Unix systems. It measures the network throughput between two systems using the TCP or optionally UDP protocols. It was written by Mike Muuss and Terry Slattery at BRL sometime before December 1984, to compare the performance of TCP stacks by the Computer Systems…

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Developers
Mike Muuss and Terry Slattery
License
BSD license
Operating system
Unix
Original author
Excelan
Repository
connection.netcordia.com/files/folders/tools/entry103.aspx (archive.org)
Type
Bandwidth management

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Ttcp

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Edges22
Triples45
Avg. degree1.91
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Components1

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Ttcp

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related to ntttcp-for-linux · 6
Ttcp → Developed, Linux, Microsoft, Provided, Shihua Xiao, Windows
related to ntttcp · 4
Ttcp → Developed, Microsoft, NTttcp, Windows
related to Cisco IOS · 3
Ttcp → Cisco IOS, IP Plus, Service Provider
related to Implementations and derivatives · 3
Ttcp → Originally, Unix, Windows
related to nttcp · 2
Ttcp → Developed, Silicon Graphics
Developers · 1
Ttcp → Mike Muuss and Terry Slattery
License · 1
Ttcp → BSD license
Operating system · 1
Ttcp → Unix
Original author · 1
Ttcp → Excelan
Repository · 1
Ttcp → connection.netcordia.com/files/folders/tools/entry103.aspx (archive.org)

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tcp network receiver throughput windows data systems udp implementations unix developed version two iperf used mike muuss terry slattery implementation

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TtcpDevelopersMike Muuss and Terry Slattery1.00infobox
TtcpLicenseBSD license1.00infobox
TtcpOperating systemUnix1.00infobox
TtcpOriginal authorExcelan1.00infobox
TtcpRepositoryconnection.netcordia.com/files/folders/tools/entry103.aspx (archive.org)1.00infobox
TtcpTypeBandwidth management1.00infobox
TtcpWebsiteftp.arl.army.mil/~mike/ttcp.html1.00infobox
TtcpWritten inC1.00infobox
Windows.ttcpThe original implementationinstance ofttcp has since been ported to and reimplemented on many other systems0.80text
developed by Mike Muussinstance ofttcp has since been ported to and reimplemented on many other systems0.80text
Terry Slatteryinstance ofttcp has since been ported to and reimplemented on many other systems0.80text
based on a NIC testing tool from Excelaninstance ofttcp has since been ported to and reimplemented on many other systems0.80text

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