tcp6(1) on Linux
The text 3d31a7c7e017, as Debian 13 (Trixie), Debian 12 (Bookworm), Debian 11 (Bullseye), Debian 10 (Buster), Debian 9 (Stretch) shipped it. The page shows this text now.
A security assessment tool for TCP/IPv6 implementations
Flags it lists
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--accept-dst -
--accept-link-dst -
--accept-link-src -
--accept-src -
--block-dst -
--block-link-dst -
--block-link-src -
--block-src -
--close-mode -
--data -
--dst-address -
--dst-link-address -
--dst-opt-hdr -
--dst-opt-u-hdr -
--dst-port -
--flood-ports -
--flood-sources -
--frag-hdr -
--hbh-opt-hdr -
--help -
--hop-limit -
--interface -
--listen -
--loop -
--not-ack-data -
--not-ack-flags -
--open-mode -
--payload-size -
--probe-mode -
--rate-limit -
--sleep -
--src-address -
--src-link-address -
--src-port -
--tcp-ack -
--tcp-flags -
--tcp-seq -
--tcp-urg -
--tcp-win -
--verbose -
--win-modulation -
--window-mode -
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-T -
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-X -
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-d -
-g -
-h -
-i -
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-y -
-z