Ethr 1.0 – A comprehensive network measurement and analysis tool

In this post, I talk about an open source tool called Ethr, built as a side project, to provide many such capabilities in a single, easy to use binary. The tool is recently released as v1.0 and supports various types of network measurements such as throughput, packets/s, connections/s, network latency, ICMP & TCP ping, traceroute and MyTraceRoute. This makes it convenient to do various types of measurements without having to download and maintain a multitude of tools.

Reference: https://logicpundit.com/blog/ethr-v1/?fbclid=IwAR0ua96ZZIUod-l-B5mB8NDSFceLXZgbLeniGe33kwg1EZDPEtQTpO2NIds

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