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Hi,

I am a new FreeBSD user and I am looking for new TCP implementation in 
FreeBSD to test them with some logn distance networks to implement 
remote machining control.

Its possible to use FreeBSD with the following implementations:

FAST TCP

TCP RENO

TCP new RENO

Reno 16 ?

Thanks a lot.