$ ./balad -h
LBS mode usage:
  balad [OPSIONS...] --lsb LBS-HOST:LBS-PORT... 
RBS mode usage:
  balad [OPSIONS...] --rsb RBS-HOST:RBS-PORT:PROTOCOL-LEVEL... 

Allowed options:
  -h [ --help ]                 Produce this help message and exit
  -c [ --concurrency ] arg (=1) Concurrency (number of threads)
  -b [ --buffer ] arg (=1024)   Size of session buffer in bytes
  -l [ --listen ] arg           Where to listen for incoming connections
  --lbs arg                     Run in LBS mode and use user specified list of 
                                LBS servers
  --rbs arg                     Run in RBS mode and use user specified list of 
                                RBS servers

Examples:
  # Run in LBS mode with one LBS server and listen for incoming
  # connections at 127.0.0.1:2000 192.168.1.63:2000.
  balad -l 127.0.0.1:2000 192.168.1.63:2000 -p my.pem --lbs lbs1.example.com:1234

  # Run in RBS mode with two RBS servers (of different protocol-level)
  # with 8 threads and listen for incoming connections on port 2000.
  balad -l 2000 -c 8 -p my.pem --rbs rbs1.example.com:2000:22 rbs2.example.com:3000:23