(Windows port)
Alexandru Lovin gave me an interesting link to
FIREHOSE library
and some utilites, based on it.
It is intended for transfering file between 2 computers using all available physical links.
For example Ethernet 100 Mbit + FireWire 400 Mbit = 500 Mbit. The original sources are written for Linux.
Here you can find Windows version.
Sources:
firehose_win_src_v1.rar/tgz (26.2 Kb/27.3 Kb)
Download:
firehose_win_v1.rar/tgz (48.3 Kb/85.2 Kb)
Usage
firesend/firerecv
On the destination we set up a file receiver and specify port numbers (ope port for each physical link) by running
something like this:
firerecv -i 3085 -i 3086 -i 3087
On the source we send a file off by running
firesend -i 10.0.0.1:3085 -i 172.16.0.2:3086 -i 192.168.0.2:3087 40gigxenaepisode.mov
You can run firesend as many times as desired without restarting the
server. Files created on receiving side has same names as specified in
parameters of firesend. When finished be sure to Ctrl-C the server. Any number of
devices may be used besides three.
firepipe
On the destination we set up a pipe receiver by running
firepipe -i 3086 -i 3086 -i 3087 > cd.iso
On the source we send a file off (ISO-image generated by mkisofs) by running
mkisofs cd.vob | firepipe -o 10.0.0.1:3085 -o 172.16.0.2:3086 -o 192.168.0.2:3087
Firepipe has the distinction of using -i to specify input ports and -o
to specify target hosts, all using the same executable.
2007.10.10
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