This tool, which provides both command-line and GUI interfaces, enables you to work with Resource Reservation Protocol (RSVP), a Quality of Service (QoS) feature. You can use Tpc to test RSVP and to set up RSVP sessions on behalf of applications that are not QoS-aware. See the Internet Engineering Task Force's RSVP Request For Comment for details on RSVP parameters.
On Windows 2000, setting up an RSVP session also sets up other QoS mechanisms including 802.1p priority, diff-serv priority, and packet shaping.
Tpc runs on Windows 2000 and Windows 98, and uses RAPI Version 402.
Third-Party Quality of Service Control Agent Topics
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