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inadyn-mt - dynamic DNS client
Multi-platform inadyn, inadyn-advanced DDNS client fork.
Multiple services fork of original multi-platform inadyn, and inadyn-advanced projects. Supports many update services, easily extendable for others including additional servers config file, custom response codes, custom parameter names, and custom update server type. Highly flexible with many per alias option parameters. Supports IPv4, and IPv6. Console, or installed as a service. Unicode. And other features. dyndns.org (dynamic, static, &... -
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power-console-admin
Unix/Linux console admin for PowerDNS server
Easy to use PowerDNS admin for Unix/Linux console. Work with SQLite3, MySQL, PostgreSQL backend. Easy way to create domain, add/update record data - simultaneously forward and reverse zone. Both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. In the future maybe with ncurces UI. -
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Domain Analyzer Security Tool
Finds all the security information for a given domain name
Domain analyzer is a security analysis tool which automatically discovers and reports information about the given domain. Its main purpose is to analyze domains in an unattended way. -
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Rackspace DNS agent
Use Rackspace DNS as dynamic Dns
This is a parametric bash script that you can set up to run at startup or as a cron job in each one of your server. Each time the server will boot up or execute the script an automatic API call will be created to create if not existent, or update if necessary the related DNS record hosted on Rackspace Cloud. Please refer to: http://docs.rackspace.com/cdns/api/v1.0/cdns-devguide/content/index.html -
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Slax router is a linux distrubution dedicated as router system. It's include some router/server packages: hostapd, iproute2, bind, dhcpd, openssh, quagga, proftpd, squid, openvpn, webmin and some net tools: nmap, tracroute, arping... etc.
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A pure java DNS client implementation. Consists of a library and utilities for looking up the Internet domain names. The utilities are also able to fetch an entire domain zone and save it in the standard DNS zone file format.
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Written in Perl, Fast n Furious DtDNS Updater is running both on Linux and Windows. It is a client that will update any registered domain names through the DtDNS service (www.dtdns.com). It is very light: simple (command-line), fast and small in size.
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DioNiSio is a DNS scanner written in ANSI C that only depends on sockets library and libc. It implements 3 scan methods (dictionary, massive reverse lookup and recursive zone transfers). Targeted to portability, rational resources usage, and easy use.
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DDNSNotify logs into a (telnet-enabled) router and retrieves the WAN IP Address, only IF the IP Address differs from the DNS IP address for the domain name. It's useful to update DNS records using another external DDNS script (such as zoneclient.py).
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PyDNL is a python-based Domain Name lookup client. Its' use spans from desktop CLI users to developers, to IT professionals.
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