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Gobuster is a tool used to brute-force. This project is born out of the necessity to have something that didn't have a fat Java GUI (console FTW), something that did not do recursive brute force, something that allowed me to brute force folders and multiple extensions at once, something that compiled to native on multiple platforms, something that was faster than an interpreted script (such as Python), and something that didn't require a runtime. Provides several modes, like the classic...

WebStatus Swing is a free-of-charge, easy to use, lightweight collection of useful internet and DNS tools. The Swing version (Not to be confused with Java Swing) is built upon the original WebStatus, but contains more useful features. NOTE: .NET Framework 4 needed to run. (Included in most modern Windows versions.)

Java Dynamic DNS Client. Platform independent. Runs as application or demon. Supports ZoneEdit, Enom, ChangeIP, DynDNS.org, dhis.org. Simple to handle. Management per JMX and Ajax web interface. Mail Notification. Free accessibility monitoring w. JXTA P2

Enterprise Dns Manager is a flexible web based DNS serving solution that allows to manage domain and server in a distributed environment.

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)

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.

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.

SGNP is a proposed grid naming standard providing (1) Scalable, global namespace; (2) Secure communication among resources/services (no central authority), and (3) Reliable rebind capability in the event of migration, failure, replication, etc.

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.

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.