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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, & custom) freedns.afraid.org zoneedit.com...

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

Local DNS server, that act as a proxy and will rewrite request according to a config file and an "active" environement. Usefull to switch easily between diffent configuration without touch the host file. small web server embeded to display current configuration, control active environment and reload configuraiton.

DNSsec key management add-on to ISC bind 9.9.x for zones with auto-dnssec maintain; inline-signing yes; .Creates and deletes keys, submits delegation signer (DS) resource records or public DNSKEYs to parent. Zones may be local, public or reverse (IP4 or IP6). Initial support for joker.com (public) and ripe.net (reverse).

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

This php script stores all information in a mySQL database for maximum security, portability, and reliabliity. DynamicFreeDNS ip address updater only updates if your i.p. changes. Works with almost any dynamic dns provider. Can get your local i.p. from router or from external url. Web (php) based interface makes managing several domains with several update urls each manageable.

Multi-threaded protocol simulator for IPv4 and IPv6 protocol simulation.

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.

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.

Java Client for updating your IP address for the DynDNS Service. XML configuration file for easy setup. Logging support to check the status of your updates.

MudPinger is a java tool designed to aid in diagnosing latency between the user and the destination server.

PHPBind9 is a PHP5 class-library which allows webdevelopers to easely read and modify DNS zonefiles and the Bind9 configuration file "named.conf".

JNeta is a Java WebStart client that can easily run light server and client components like HTTP, FTP, DHCP servers and so on. It aims to be a complete extensible plaftorm on server and client side thanks to its plug-in architecture.

Antdns provides a minimalistic management interface for the database backend of Bind-DLZ. If need be, the open structure of both code and database schema can be exploited to provide a seamless integration within any current website.

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.

dotP2P would consist of servers running caches to keep track of domain and nameserver records. Cache servers can be created with any server that supports XML-RPC or SOAP. MySQL is used to store the the cache data.

XML-DNS Admin allows the user to manage Bind zone files from a single web interface. It will support split brain DNS and reverse zone file creation in the future.

DomainFox is a Firefox Extension that acts as a domain name management tool.

Initiated by the EPIC Consortium, this project aims at developing a RESTful webservice for managing PIDs with the Handle System developed at CNRI. Additionally, some RESTful clients in various commonly used languages will be developed.