TCP Terminal Tools

Transmission Control Protocol (TCP), developed in the 1970s as part of the TCP/IP suite ensures reliable and ordered data transmission over the internet between networked computers.

 

When working with TCP, there are tools which cover network troubleshooting, performance analysis, and secure data transmission, making it an essential aspect of network management and monitoring. 

 

Below is a list of terminal tools that work with TCP.

  1. wireman - A TUI gRPC client for the terminal.
  1. tcpterm - A terminal-based TCP dump viewer.
  1. mitmproxy - A TLS/SSL-capable interception HTTP proxy.
  1. sntop - A simple network top for monitoring connectivity
  1. neoss - User-friendly and detailed socket statistics with a TUI.
  1. bandwhich - Terminal bandwidth utilization tool
  1. curl - A command line tool and library for transferring data.
  1. rsync - A fast and extraordinarily versatile file copying tool for both remote and local files.
  1. lfk - A Lightning Fast Kubernetes navigator.
  1. aria2 - The ultra fast download utility.
  1. netscanner - A network scanning tool.
  1. packemon - A TUI for generating packets of arbitrary input and monitoring packets.
  1. tcping - A cross-platform ping program for TCP ports.
  1. gruyere - A tiny (and pretty) program for viewing + killing listening ports.
  1. dnspyre - A CLI tool for a high QPS DNS benchmark.
  1. tcpdump - A command-line network traffic analyzer.
  1. kyanos - A simple & powerful eBPF-based network issue, analysis and tracing tool.
  1. tproxy - A CLI tool to proxy and analyze TCP connections.
  1. netwatch - Real time network diagnostics in your terminal.
  1. adsb-tui - A modern terminal user interface for tracking aircraft using ADS-B data.
  1. hulak - Lightweight file-based API client with encrypted secrets store.
  1. quokka - Inspect and clean iOS / Android devices over USB from your terminal.
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