NAME

    mynetcat
    
SYNOPSIS

    mynetcat [-p port] [-v] [-C] [-D level]
    
    mynetcat [-p port] [-v] [-D level] host
    
DESCRIPTION

    In the first form, mynetcat listens on the given port for
    UDP packets and writes them to standard out. With the C option
    they are written both in hexidecimal and (when possible) as
    ASCII, in a manned such as the hexdump -C command.
    
    In the second form, takes data from stdin and on close of stdin
    sends the data as a UDP packet to the given port and host. To
    facilitate interactive use, a packet will be generated at least
    at each end of line.
    
    The host can be either a raw IP or a DNS name. The port number will
    be in decimal. If no port is given, the default port is 3333.
    
    -v option gives verbose output, including port numbers and IP 
    addresses of UDP packets. 
    
    -D option gives debugging level, and is not necessarily
    implemented.
    
EXAMPLE

    To transfer a file from hostA to hostB (a "net cat"):
    
    hostA> cat file.out | mynetcat hostB
    hostB> mynetcat > file.out
    
REVISED
    
    19 Feb 2012