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Network Connection Test
Server and Client applications for testing network connectivity.
“Network Connection Test“ has two applications, one Server and one Client. The Server application listens on a TCP and/or UDP port and the Client application connects to these ports. Both applications display logs when the client connects and the data is being sent and received. This is a useful tool when configuring network routers or firewalls. The source code is a demonstration of sockets and multithreading programming using C#. -
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Loma Larga
Lomalarga is a VPN-like service based on SSH and Linux.
Lomalarga is a port forwarding (VPN-like) service based on SSH & Linux. Based entirely on open source. The client is written in C# and the administration is based on Linux/lighttpd/PostgreSQL/PHP, with the UI written with Google Web Toolkit. -
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HTTP Tunnel that works with ANY HTTP proxy: no CONNECT method required! You can use the port redirector or Socks 4/4a/5 to connect outside your (restricted) LAN. An external web server is required, to be used as gateway.
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