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Programming language: C Operating System: Red Hat Linux Software: Diskless Linux Thin Client Cluster Live CD Obstacle: PXE image for Kernel/Ramdisk with adequate support Feature: Boot into sample windows application to access server Format: TCP/IP

A Linux 2.6 kernel module for the Datagram Control and Congestion Protocol (DCCP). DCCP intends to provide a datagram service with TCP-like or TCP-friendly rate control.

Psniff is a packet sniffer and spoofer based on the PF_PACKET protocol family provided in kernel >=2.0 . Some of the protocols initially supported are IPV4,IPV6,TCP,UCP,BGP,ICMP,RIP, NTP.

Fwpass is a daemon that executes commands in response to specific sequence of incoming IP packets. It does not use TCP/IP sockets but relies on ULOG functionality of Netfilter (Linux kernel built in firewall).

Linux kernel implementation of TCP and connected UDP relaying over various application layer protocols (HTTP, SOCKS4/5).

We intend to provide a development system for the Rabbit2000/3000 microcontrollers. On Linux: a cross C-compiler, assembler, linker chain. On the rabbit: a BIOS including download and debugging facilities. Later a realtime kernel + TCP/IP stack

T/TCP for Linux mainly focuses on the integration of Transaction TCP into the kernel of Linux. All implementations of new (including experimental) functions of TCP are also greatly valued.

Sockmon enables users to monitor the per-connection TCP information of all the active connections on a Linux machine in real-time. The display has a look of a netstat. The information sockmon shows is rtt, snd_wnd, cwnd and so on. Written as kernel module

A simple, small and smart implementation TCP/IP networking stack. This networking stack OS independent and can be used in kernel/user mode.

The aim is to develop a foundation for a FPGA hardware platform able to run Linux kernel and software. It must be easy to add hardware accelerated ip-cores to the FPGA. Ethernet and TCP/IP is a corner stone of the hardware and software.

AX.25 protocol (packet radio and APRS) interface / bridging / switching / terminal related software for Linux. Have your bpq ethernet/wifi connected terminals talk to each other or stations on the radios transparantly. connect from home with KISS-TCP. link your remote AX.25 network segments together with KISS-TCP vpns etc. oh and get a linux terminal login over your normal every day packet radio terminal software. all the stuff that was missing from the start. ;P note that we don't use for /etc/ax25/axports -at all- and think it should disappear as it makes no sense to have callsigns and mtu's and stuff on an interface, in a config file, AND in a program. whatever info is needed should just be obtained from the interface. like with any other protocol stack (you also don't have to put your ip address in your webbrowser, a seperate file in /etc, and the interface) (so there is also no need to install those old ax25-tools - just the kernel suffices)