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Poweradmin is a web-based DNS administration tool for PowerDNS server. The interface has full support for most of the features of PowerDNS. It has full support for all zone types, for supermasters, full support for IPv6 and multi-language support.
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A P2P DNS software framework research platform for exploring the decentralization of the DNS system through the use of P2P architecture. Traditional DNS appearance on the frontend, and P2P on the backend.
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IncrediBL is a project that aims to provide a respected and accountable DNSBL service for various communication systems like IRC and e-mail. The code is primarily used by the IncrediBL service itself, but it can also be used to create a separate DNSBL.
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*It stores VPN Details in a SQL Database. *Enables users to all share VPN Connections *Connections are automatically created on client machine if it does not exist. *Can be run from the command line and passsed arguments if needed
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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.
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This project allow to maintain large number of DNS Zone from the registry to zone contents. This project will be divided into 5 sub-projects (core, administrative, billing, contents, transfert). Bind (named) configuration generator.
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Web interface written in php for ISC bind and ISC dhcp configuration and administration. It keeps it's own database containing general dns and dhcp information and information about subnets, hosts etc. Configures DNS, DHCP, firewalls, RADIUS servers..
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ISP-Support is full functional Management System for Web-hosting and Server-hosting Internet ServicesProviders. Contains Customer Evidence, Services Registration, Customer Billing, Technical part and much more.
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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.
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The main function of this script is to shorten long website-URL's -- converting long URL's into easy-to-remember, short ones. [htaccess, MOD_REWRITE, XHTML 1.0 strict, CSS 1, JS 1.2, PHP 5X, MySQL 4X]
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Objective: To add capabilities to Bind 9 that will allow Bind backend databases to support adding and removing zones without interrupting normal server operation.
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DotDNS is a Dynamic DNS client and server software that can work with your own domains. It will work on standard W2K/W2003 servers. *UPDATE* MSSQL Express is designated as backend for storage.
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A Pure Java implementation of the OpenSRS client protocol
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