29 Dec
2006
29 Dec
'06
12:30 p.m.
Michael B. Brutman wrote:
Greetings ..
I'm looking for a little help testing my TCP/IP implementation from a
friendly audience.
All you need to do is telnet to 24.159.203.149, port 2301.
24.159.203.149 is my Linux box, and it port forwards 2301 to my 386-40,
which is running my homebrew TCP/IP. You will get a small server
program that lets you see available memory, currently open socket
connections, and the DOS version & BIOS date of the machine the code is
running on.
Up to 9 people can connect simultaneously. I'm hoping to get a few
hundred connections from varying machines to see how it behaves.
I'd have run it on an older machine such as a 5150, but I am doing some
extensive tracing/logging in case anything bad happens, that I didn't
want any performance issues.
Thanks in advance,
Mike
Ok, it's broken! Testing is over for now ...
(The heap became corrupted sometime within the last hour. Time to start
reading traces.)
Thanks for all of the help. It wasn't as much traffic as I would have
liked, but it's broken just the same. :-)
Mike