OU IRG Software Archive


tcptrace

is a TCP dump file analysis tool. It reads as input a dump file (tcpdump, snoop, etherpeek, and HP netmetrix formats are understood) and returns detailed information about the TCP connections contained in the file. It can also produce graphs. Detailed information can be found on the tcptrace homepage.

OU Mailer

is a C/Unix program for the creation and maintainance of mailing lists. A GUI front end written in Java makes the OU Mailer easy to use over Netscape. Written by Brian Wilson at Ohio University as part of his master's thesis. Go to the OU Mailer homepage.

udpping

is similar to the icmp echo/response program called "ping", except that udpping sends UDP datagrams to the UDP echo port and provides graphical/statistical feedback. Grab the source code here. Also available are binaries for Solaris 2.4 and SunOS4.1.x

xplot

is a nice Xwindows graphing package. It was written by Tim Shepard at MIT as part of his master's thesis. This software is required to see tcptrace plots. His latest version of the sources can be found at ftp://mercury.lcs.mit.edu/pub/shep

If you're lazy, there's a Sparc Solaris 2.5 binary of version 0.89 sitting here along with its README file

xftp

is a version of BSD FTP which allows the use of multiple data connections to transfer a file (see Satellite Communications page for more information). Grab the source code, NetBSD 1.1 binaries, or SunOS 4.1.3 binaries.

eftp

is a version of the BSD FTP client and server which supports the EPRT/EPSV FTP commands as outlined in our recent Internet-Draft (FTP Extensions for Variable Protocol Specification). More information is available on the project homepage. Available as source code.

ns

is a version of LBL's network simulator that supports TCP Vegas. Note: This is not the latest version of ns. Adding these extensions into the latest version of the simulator is a work in progress. Available as source code.


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