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From: tcp-ip
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 1985 16:37

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From: Roy <MARANTZ@RUTGERS.ARPA>

Does anyone have user level code that will be an Echo user (UDP and/or
TCP)?  I have a server for UNIX and want a corresponding user program
for it.  I'd like it to run on 4.2BSD UNIX (Pyramid 90x and Sun),
Tops-20, VMS (Wollongon TCP software), and an IBM-PC running the MIT
TCP/IP code; but an willing to transport code if need be.  I'd also like
to be able to use the character generator (infinite source) and
character eater (infinite sink) services.  I want to test our network
(reachability) with this and also (if possible) get a measure of delays
between various machines and through various routes and some kind of
throughput figure.  Thanks for any help, pointers, whatever.  Please
feel free to pass this on to anyone who might be helpful.  I'll post a
summary of responses if someone wants them.

Roy
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