Free offload tcp largesend software for mac

USB-TCP Bridge is a tool that "bridges" communications between a Palm handheld connected with a USB cradle and a TCP/IP socket. It can be used, for example, with the GDB debugger (which normally connects to the Palm OS Emulator on TCP/IP port 2000) to debug on a Palm handheld instead of debugging on the Palm OS emulator. It can also be used to connect the Unix-based pilot-link synchronization tools to a Palm handheld on Mac OS X.
The software can also be redistributed with predefined settings. As an example, "AvantGo USB Sync" is a repackaging of USB-TCP Bridge with built-in AvantGo synchronization for Mac OS X.
Enhancements:
- New UI with predefined selections in the pop-up menu, and a separate field for custom TCP port editing
- The bridge now supports a Connection Type selection which determines which USB pipes will be used for reading/writing
- The bridge can now execute a unix command line upon connection.
- Preferences are now remembered accross sessions
- New forced settings mechanism for distributing a locked binary with presets (see documentation)
- Quit the application when the window closes
- French translation by Michel Poulain.

netclasses is an asynchronous networking library that works on OS X natively, and any of the multitude of platforms supported by GNUstep.
Currently supports raw TCP/IP connections, the IRC protocol, and line-based protocols.
netclasses is an open source framework released under the LGPL. See http://www.gnu.org for licensing information.
Enhancements:
- Several gcc 4 compilation fixes
- Improved case insensitivity logic in the IRC support
- Fix to allow disconnection while reading data.

AFP is the protocol used by AppleShare IP servers to communicate over TCP/IP. Unfortunately, there are some errors in the parsing of these URLs by the Apple Network Browser, which is the default handler of these URLs.

AFP Bridge is an AppleScript that provides a bridge for the AFP protocol.

AFP Bridge parses these URLs and sends the data directly to the Finder (which can handle them fine). AFP Bridge 1.2.1 fixes BNDL bit/resource problem.

TCPRelay is a command line utility written in java designed to relay TCP connections for servers. What does that mean? It means that you can run a server on your machine, be behind a firewall and God knows what else, and still be able to host a server (as long as outgoing connections are allowed). It requires only that you have access to another computer (called a remote relay) that does allow servers, and for that machine to have java installed.

Completly freeware.

OTSessionWatcher, (previously StreamWatcher) allows you to examine the data transmitted through Open TransportTCP streams. This is useful for debugging network applications and network problems, learning aboutnetworking protocols, or watching for strange or unwanted TCP traffic.

TCP Console 0.8 is designed as a robust and helpful tool for opening a TCP port and reciving incoming connections. Any data that arrived on the port will then be printed to the screen. The output can then be printed and saved. This is useful for things like the PHP debugger that uses exactly a thing like this to give the debugging feedback.

Requirements: CarbonLib

Java Remote Control is a free and simple application to allow remote viewing of a desktop and control of the mouse and keyboard of the remote machine
Developed purely in Java, the Java Remote Control application should run on any machine with a JVM 1.2 or above installed.
Java Remote Control has been tested on Mac OS X (on a Mac Mini), Windows XP, Windows 98, Suse Linux and Red Hat Linux.

System requirements:
- Java