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RNtrack (aka FTrack-AS) is a mail tracker/router for FidoNet-like networks. It has support for a popular message bases: MSG, PKT, Squish and JAM. Perl-scripting support does its work very flexible.
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Delay Based Routing Protocol
A distance vector routing protocol based on delay for IPv4 & IPv6
A new routing protocol called Delay Based Routing Protocol (DBRP). It is a flexible distance vector routing protocol with a metric based on delay. It natively supports IPv4 and IPv6, and can also carry information for common services such DNS servers -
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EchoVNC is a secure, "firewall-friendly" remote-desktop tool with support for VNC, Remote Desktop, and RAdmin servers and viewers. With it, a Windows PC or OSX Mac can be remotely accessed regardless of firewall, router or web-proxy configuration.
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Noogtella is a lightweight curses gnutella servent. It is NOT yet fully functional - It currently only acts as a router node, and cannot do queries or transfers.
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This is a project given in a Routing Course in Tel Aviv University. It is a simulation of a router running the MYIP protocol (As defined in the course).
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chill is a heavy-module-based web-application with a core supporting many features. writing own modules for... everything. modules for webmail, firewall/router-administration, server-administration are planned natively.
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