Search Results for "requests"

SmartDNS is a local DNS server. SmartDNS accepts DNS query requests from local clients, obtains DNS query results from multiple upstream DNS servers, and returns the results with the fastest access speed to clients, improving network access speed. At the same time, it supports the designation of specific domain name IP addresses, and high-quality matching to achieve the effect of filtering advertisements.

...The key word here is flexible: with CoreDNS you are able to do what you want with your DNS data by utilizing plugins. If some functionality is not provided out of the box you can add it by writing a plugin. CoreDNS can listen for DNS requests coming in over UDP/TCP (go'old DNS), TLS (RFC 7858), also called DoT, DNS over HTTP/2 - DoH - (RFC 8484) and gRPC (not a standard). Serve zone data from a file; both DNSSEC (NSEC only) and DNS are supported (file and auto). Retrieve zone data from primaries, i.e., act as a secondary server (AXFR only) (secondary). Sign zone data on-the-fly (dnssec). ...

teemIP is an open source, web-based IP Address Management (IPAM) and DDI solution built on the iTop framework. It provides comprehensive IP management: IPv4/IPv6 plan management, subnet hierarchy, IP lifecycle, VLAN and DNS/DHCP integration. teemIP is now maintained by the teemIP SAS founding team: Christophe Naud (original creator), Martin de Laval and Quentin Ville. The company is being officially incorporated in July 2026. The project remains open source under AGPL...

This is a command line utility to resolve DNS requests via a SOCKS tunnel like Tor or a HTTP proxy.

InjectSOCKS is an open source utility for Microsoft Windows. It forces foreign software to create any TCP connection through a SOCKS V5 tunnel like Tor. It also covers DNS requests of the foreign software in a way that they aren't leaked. The implemented technology is independent from the used protocols on TCP, so it works for HTTP, HTTPS, passive FTP, SMTP, etc.

This project creates a simple RPM package that, when installed on a Red Hat derived Linux system, will establish a local DNS service suitable for testing DNS update requests.

Redirect IPv6 hosts to a web page to tell about existing IPv6 connectivity (e.g. in a venue where WLAN is IPv6). It intercepts all DNS requests (acting as a server), then either proxies the request to a real server or redirects to a captive portal.

Software for log all DNS requests in LAN. Created in Java using JPcap.

Heyoka is an advanced tool to perform DNS tunneling in a flexible and reliable way. It uses binary encoding in order to speed up the data transfer, and spoofs the DNS requests in order to be harder to detect. Currently in alpha state.

Local (DNS) Forwarding Proxy (Lox) is a program that supports proxying and logging of DNS requests. A rotating list of nameservers can be specified. The program can automatically configure the correct network interface to use Lox as nameserver.

Hoosns is an ultra simple DNS server. It looks to a 'hosts' file and serves the name/IP mappings found there. Hoosns will respond to A, AAAA and PTR requests. It could be useful in circumstances where a test or temporary name server is required.

DNSProxy is a perl DNS daemon which forwards DNS requests to DNS servers based on the hostname pattern.

IASON is designed to analyze DNS, log files and data streams. IASON works in conjunction with a network firewall and IDS (Intrusion Detection System) software to block attacks while allowing legitimate requests to reach a domain name server.

a C library for asynchronous DNS requests

LDAPDNS is a robust DNS server that proxies DNS requests to your LDAP directory. This means that changes to your LDAP directory will take affect immediately (no intermediate commands to run, and no cron jobs to wait for).

NSTX - An IP-over-DNS implementation. Creates a bi-directional IP-tunnel through (valid) DNS-requests.

An Apache2 module (filter) which receives standard WHOIS queries and rewrites them into standard HTTP requests. After the "translation", the request can be processed by the usual mechanisms (mapping to static content, running CGI & PHP scripts, ...)