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pj-net-tools
Pure Java Network Tools
Pure Java Network Tools. Free portable cross-platform. Include: 01) ICMP-ping, 02) ICMP-traceroute, 03) DNS-check resolver, 04) Parallel Host TCP-scanner, 05) IP-calculator, 06) Syslog-server, 07) Local ARP-cache request, 08) Parallel Network Ping-Scanner, 09) Snmp-Get concrete value utility. 10) Parallel ICMP flood utility. 11) Parallel UDP flood utility. 12) TFTP-server. 13) NTP-server. 14) Host TCP-ping. 15) SNMP-MRTG traffic monitor. 16) Anonymous FTP-server. 17) Parallel Network TCP-scanner. 18) Parallel Network SNMP-scanner. 19) Parallel Network DNS-scanner. 20) Parallel SNMP-DoS. 21) Parallel HTTP/HTTPS-DoS Need JRE-1.8: https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/javase8-archive-downloads.html . ... -
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IPCalc v1.2
This project is an IP calculator to educational usage
A desktop application which is written in Java programming language. You can use it to educational purposes. This application by knowing the host IP address and the subnet mask can count network IP address, broadcast address and how many hosts can be at the network, Also shows binary operations. -
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ICE (Interval Calculator for Engineer)
Interval Calculator for Engineer
ICE is a simple mathematical calculator with very useful shortcuts for Engineer: works natively with tolerance, can run Monte Carlo analysis, uses engineer notation, includes most of the day by day functions used by engineers.
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