Since there is no mention of FDT (Fast Data Transfer) [1] Amazing software (transfer performance wise) written (unfortunately in) Java :) Unintuitive CLI optio

Since there is no mention of FDT (Fast Data Transfer) [1] Amazing software (transfer performance wise) written (unfortunately in) Java :) Unintuitive CLI options, but fastest transfer I have seen. So fast, if I don't artificially limit the speed, my command would sometimes hog the entire local network. -limit <rate> Restrict the transfer speed at the specified rate. K (KiloBytes/s), M (MegaBytes/s) or G (GigaBytes/s) may be used as suffixes. [1] http://monalisa.cern.ch/FDT/download.html http://monalisa.cern.ch/FDT/download.html PS: It does cause file-fragmentation on the destination side, but it shouldn't matter to anyone, practically.