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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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The open network services project develops experimental network infrastructure services for next generation Internet and Web environments. The project is designed to support activities in the Agentcities/openNet research testbed (http://x-opennet.net)
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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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JDD is a powerful and highly flexible Java-based Dynamic DNS client. Easy for end-users to configure and use, and easy for (Java) developers to extend.
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CrossIP is a dns update client for console and gui environments using the open source ThatIP-J library.
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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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Mozcow GeoEnabler shall be able to convert an IP-address or a domain name into longitude and latitude values, which in their turn are supposed to be visualized appropriately.
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Eclipse plugin and library to create - text-editor with synthax-highlighting describe by a regular granmar. - outline view based on the same granmar The first implemntation is a named-file editor (DNS)
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A web site, and related applications to centralize your IP. The web site is powered by a database that holds users ip addesses. A user can log on to the site and get his/her ip, and links to servers on his/her computer.
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Universal Registry Client is a desktop client which can be used to communicate with different domain name registries.
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A Pure Java implementation of the OpenSRS client protocol
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Many web site use 3322.org's dynamic DNS service. Orignally, 3322.org provided two clients for both windows and *NIX. For OSX and other OS, you can use this client. If you like, you can embeded it in your own application.
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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.
