Feature Matrix - TCP Splitter
Introduction
TCP Splitter supplies several versions called Professional, Standard. These versions contain different features and are ideal for users who either want a low-cost solution or are not interested in more advanced features.
This page lists the principal features of TCP Splitter and identifies those features that are not available in the corresponding version.
TCP Splitter users can upgrade to the higher version at any time, only by paying the difference in price between the versions. The actual software is identical since the software activation key is used to configure all editions. A code can be sent by email that allows the user to upgrade the software.
Feature set
The following table allows you to compare the main features in TCP Splitter and shows which of these are eliminated from the corresponding edition.
| Feature | Pro | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Number of configurations, defined in the main window 2) | unlimited | 1 |
| Number of incoming connections per each configuration | 10 and more 1) | 10 |
| Sending data via TCP and UDP | Both, TCP and UDP | TCP only |
| Working in the server and client modes | Yes! | Yes! |
| Checking state of a TCP connection | Yes! | |
| High performance | Yes! | Yes! |
| Start-up modes | All | All, except the service mode |
| Menu-driven step-by-step set-up | Yes! | Yes! |
| Command line interface | Yes! | |
| On-line help | Yes! | Yes! |
1) This limit depends on the license type:
Pro 50 - 50 connections,
Pro 100 - 100 connections,
Pro 200 - 200 connections.
Etc.
2) The "Configuration" term means a set of settings for one source and one or more destinations. The example below shows one configuration. Two configurations allocate two rows in the main window.
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