Mint is a network engineering tool that enables easy setup of multicast sources and receivers to test multicast network performance. It is particularly useful in lab settings and is an open-source packet generation utility that currently generates UDP multicast packets. Eventually, it will support IPv4 unicast TCP and UDP packets with QoS tags, IPv4 multicast, and IPv4 multicast PGM packets, making it a comprehensive replacement for TTCP with many more options.
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