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Network-Device-Control.md

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 ### TCP
 The latest additions to the Hamlib network control family are the [TCP](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transmission_Control_Protocol) based **rigctld** and **rotctld** daemons. The command set used by these daemons are simple text commands sent as ASCII strings. The commands are shared with the **rigctl** and **rotctl** test programs (with a couple of additions specific to the daemons). These daemons offer the latest in flexibility for applications using Hamlib.
 
-For complete documentation of the command line options and control commands for the daemons, see the Hamlib Utilities section of the [Documentation] page, or jump right to the [rigctld section](http://hamlib.sourceforge.net/manuals/hamlib.html#rigctld) followed by [rigctld commands](http://hamlib.sourceforge.net/manuals/hamlib.html#rigctld-commands) of the [rigctld protocol](http://hamlib.sourceforge.net/manuals/hamlib.html#rigctld-protocol). 
+For complete documentation of the command line options and control commands for the daemons, see the Hamlib Utilities section of the [Documentation] page, or jump right to the [rigctld section](https://hamlib.sourceforge.net/html/hamlib-utilities.7.html#rigctld) followed by [rigctld commands](https://hamlib.sourceforge.net/html/rigctld.1.html#COMMANDS) of the [rigctld protocol](https://hamlib.sourceforge.net/html/rigctld.1.html#PROTOCOL). 
 There are PDF files of each utility available for ease of viewing and printing.
 
 The TCP daemons allow connections from multiple applications simultaneously. For example, here at N0NB I am using Fldigi and CQRlog with **rigctld**.