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An implementation of the DNS protocol in Java. dnsjava includes a set of classes that can be used within other programs and several user tools.
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dnsjnio is an extension for dnsjava. dnsjava requires each query to run in its own thread on its own port. dnsjnio allows large numbers of queries to be run in a single thread using the non-blocking nio library.
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Public-DNS.org is a multi-user web based DNS management system. It is the software behind the http://www.Public-DNS.org free public dns service. Great for ISP's and service providers as an extra service to offer their clients, but can be used by anyone.
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NamecoinJ
Namecoin GUI in Java
NamecoinJ is a Java based graphical user interface for Namecoin, a peer-to-peer Domain Name System based on Bitcoin technology (a decentralized cryptocurrency). Donations are welcome: BTC: 19o81NGAHpBmVXkfUcxSttwnBsBnLK9hS3, NMC: Mx3hanF6qXywPAyrAU4S14CwXYcMnecaai -
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Public-DNS.org is a multi-user web based DNS management system. It is the software behind the http://www.Public-DNS.org free public dns service. Great for ISP's and service providers as an extra service to offer their clients, but can be used by anyone.
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Powerfull DNS Server (fully customizable and *scriptable*) and pure Java DNS Protocol implementation
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dynis (=dynamic IP Stalker) is a package that can be first of all used to keep dyndns-entries up-to-date and second to resolve dyndns-entries to ip-adresses via a swt-gui.
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DynDNS client for the TINI platform. Also usable on all other platforms that provide a JAVA runtime environment. The DynDNS client will be configured using a simple config file and provides no GUI.
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Phind - A fully featured domain name server written entirely in PHP. Supports pear db abstraction (dbase, fbsql, interbase, informix, msql, mssql, mysql, mysqli, oci8, odbc, pgsql, sqlite and sybase) as well as djbdns/tinydns and bind configuration
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DNScat is a "swiss-army knife" tool to tunnel traffic through DNS servers. It is a small, yet powerfull tool, similar to netcat. In conjunction with PPP server, it allows to build a VPN using DNS packets. DNScat is a useful tool for penetration testing.
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The Dynamic DNS project aims to provide a free and open dynamic dns server and a suite of multi-language api tools for integrating dynamic dns services into applications.
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The program dynDNS-Updater is a universal program to update DNS information. It is written in Java 5.0 and runs as a daemon. Additional information can be accessed through the projects home page.
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Multithreaded java daemon used to write DNS zones compatible with Bind9 from a MySQL database backend. This project aims to handle fast and efficient updates of a dns system, not manage DNS zones except by writing updated zones derived from the database
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Finally! An extensible, cross-platform dynamic, static, or custom DNS update client! This simple Java program will keep your domain name always pointed at your computer. Supports multiple ways for obtaining IP, updating domain, and reporting errors.
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Dynamically update your network's external IP address to a host name service such as DHS International (dhs.org) or DynDNS.org (dyndns.org) so that you can access your network using a host name. Even works behind routers such as Linksys and Netgear.
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