A network debugging tool: open a TCP client, a TCP server, a UDP socket
or a multicast group, then send and receive data by hand while watching
the traffic in a log.
Features:
TCP client, TCP server with a client list, UDP and UDP multicast
HEX and text modes for both sending and receiving
Timestamps, sender addresses, pause, receive to file
Sending from a file with a progress bar, loop sending by interval
Sent and received byte counters
Changing the IPv4 address of a local network interface
Russian and English interface
The network engine is portable C11 with no Qt dependency, so the same
code runs headless on embedded boards.
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Enable snapd
Snap can be installed from the command line. Open the Konsole terminal and enter the following:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install snapd
Install NetRat
To install NetRat, simply use the following command: