CEC client can establish connection with any CEC server through raw ethernet, using Coraid Ethernet Console software.
The Coraid Ethernet Console (CEC) client is a software tool that allows users to connect to any CEC server over raw ethernet. This is particularly useful for those who are using Coraid appliances as their CEC servers. Additionally, the client software itself is also named Cec.
One of the benefits of Cec is that it is available on Linux and BSD flavors that support bpf. Running the makefile is simple and straightforward, and the default configuration is set up for Linux systems. Those who wish to compile a BSD binary can do so by running the command "make PLATFORM=bsd" or by making the necessary changes to the makefile.
For those who require additional information on how to use Cec, the software comes with documentation in the form of a manpage. Users can access this information by reading the cec.8 manpage. It is even possible to read the manpage before installing Cec by using the "-l" option in some versions of man, or by using groff on other systems.
One of the benefits of Cec is that it is available on Linux and BSD flavors that support bpf. Running the makefile is simple and straightforward, and the default configuration is set up for Linux systems. Those who wish to compile a BSD binary can do so by running the command "make PLATFORM=bsd" or by making the necessary changes to the makefile.
For those who require additional information on how to use Cec, the software comes with documentation in the form of a manpage. Users can access this information by reading the cec.8 manpage. It is even possible to read the manpage before installing Cec by using the "-l" option in some versions of man, or by using groff on other systems.
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