numbers.sh is a simple bash script that writes numbers 1-10 in a random, non-repeating order.
This script uses a GNU program called shuf which is present on almost all Linux and Unix distributions.
Download the script, and use chmod 700 numbers.sh to make it executable.
Just run the sript, and it will give you a random array of numbers from 1 to 10 in one line.
There is currently no user input to use it with other numbers.
There are currently no bugs known.
As SSL encryption/decryption is very CPU intensive task, I would most certainly have an eye on CPU usage as well as the network.
For the CPU, monitoring the avarage load and the iowait is a must. Network wise, using nstat -a and netstat can give me an overview of the open connections and number of failures.