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+This directory contains two win32 programs to test large RPC requests
+and responses.  The two programs are:
+
+  server        A command line RPC server that listens and processes
+                RPC requests on the \pipe\rpcecho named pipe.
+
+  client        A command line RPC client program that 
+
+Samba also implements the client and server sides of the rpcecho pipe
+if the --enable-developer option to configure has been used.  The
+rpcclient(1) program is used to implement the client side RPC
+operations.
+
+There are currently four RPC calls defined in the rpcecho pipe.  They
+are: 
+
+  AddOne	Adds one to an integer sent by the client
+
+  EchoData	The client sends an array of bytes and it is echoed
+ 		back by the server.
+
+  SourceData	The client sends an array of bytes and it is discarded
+		by the server.
+
+  SinkData	The server returns an array of bytes.
+
+The Ethereal network protocol decoder (http://www.ethereal.com/) also
+contains support for the rpcecho pipe as part of its DCERPC for
+Windows.
+
+Starting the win32 server program is easy.  Just run server.exe in a
+command window.  The win32 client program is also run from a command
+window.  The usage information is shown below:
+
+  Usage: client hostname cmd [args]
+
+  Where hostname is the name of the host to connect to,
+  and cmd is the command to execute with optional args:
+
+  	addone num	Add one to num and return the result
+	echodata size	Send an array of size bytes and receive it back
+	sinkdata size	Send an array of size bytes
+	sourcedata size	Receive an array of size bytes
+
+Tim Potter 
+tpot@samba.org