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# HPNSSH: Based on Portable OpenSSH

HPN-SSH is a high performance soft fork of OpenSSH that can provide significnatly faster throughput for bulk data transfers over a wide range of network paths. In some situations we've seen throughput rates more than 100 times faster than OpenSSH. HPN-SSH is able to do this by optimizing the application layer receive buffer to match the TCP receive buffer. Notably, to see performance improvements HPN-SSH only needs to be the data receiver so users can see notable improvements with many other SSH implementations. HPN-SSH also incorporate two parallelized ciphers, AES-CTR and Chacha20 (the default). When using these ciphers a throughput performance increase of 30% is typical. More information on how we do this work and other features of HPN-SSH is available from [https://hpnssh.org](https://hpnssh.org).
HPN-SSH is a high performance soft fork of OpenSSH that can provide significantly faster throughput for bulk data transfers over a wide range of network paths. In some situations we've seen throughput rates more than 100 times faster than OpenSSH. HPN-SSH is able to do this by optimizing the application layer receive buffer to match the TCP receive buffer. Notably, to see performance improvements HPN-SSH only needs to be the data receiver so users can see notable improvements with many other SSH implementations. HPN-SSH also incorporates two parallelized ciphers, AES-CTR and Chacha20 (the default). When using these ciphers a throughput performance increase of 30% is typical. More information on how we do this work and other features of HPN-SSH is available from [https://hpnssh.org](https://hpnssh.org).

Starting with version HPN17v0 there will be significant changes to the naming convention used for executables and installation locations. The last version that does not include these changes is HPN16v1 corresponding to the HPN-8_8_P1 tag on the master branch.

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