SunOS 4.1.3:
A compressed tar file with the source code diffs for SunOS.
Although this is the reference implementation from the designer
of T/TCP, this code is only useful if you have the source code for
SunOS 4.1.3.
Here is the README
file from this districution.
BSD/OS. Diffs are available to implement T/TCP in BSD/OS 2.1.
Contact [email protected] to obtain these diffs.
Annex terminal servers. These don't like SYN segments with FIN or data.
This botch extends to their SLIP/PPP implementation (perhaps only when
doing VJ compression), so that T/TCP across an Annex acting as a
dialup SLIP server fails even if both ends are capable.
Linux. Apparently kernels 2.0.30 and 2.1.x correct this problem.
client-server example programs
from TCP/IP Illustrated, Volume 3, in a tar archive.
These are the UDP, TCP, and T/TCP examples from Chapter 1 and
the timing versions of these used for Figure 1.14.
tcpdump diffs.
These diffs are for Version 3.0.2
to print the T/TCP options (CC, CCnew, and CCecho).
Here is the latest version of
tcpdump.