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UPnP PortMapper
Manage port forwardings via UPnP
The UPnP PortMapper can be used to easily manage the port mappings/port forwarding of a UPnP enabled internet gateway/router in the local network. -
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SonicReader
Sonicwall Configuration File Reader
SonicReader is used to view and save reports of the internals of a Sonicwall Configuration file. This is useful for those people that wish to know the settings within their saved Sonicwall Configs. I have no affiliation with Dell Sonicwall. Please do not contact Dell Sonicwall regarding the use of this program. -
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iplist is a list based packet handler which uses the netfilter netlink-queue library (kernel 2.6.14 or later). It filters by IP-address and is optimized for thousands of IP-address ranges.
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Server/client suite which provides per-user access control/firewall/QOS. Robust and high speed implementation is secure against MAC/IP spoofing, and can scale to large networks with many clients. Options for additional monitoring and captive portal.
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BadTuxWall will help you to implement your own firewall on a Linux operating system using an efficient graphical user interface. It also allows you to generate iptables scripts, export them and share them with friends.
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Siganture Translator is a Java application which can translate signatures between different IDS's and Common Intrusion Detection Signatures Standard (CIDSS).
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jIPFire is an easy-to-use basic Linux iptables generator written on Java. It has some ready, very basic and general, rules that can be applied, or just displayed, and it gives you also the ability to create your own custom iptables rules.
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TEF is a fully-featured, secure and has advanced capabilities including the intuitive Xsentry easy-to-use administration graphical user interface with WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) front end which has drag and drop security policy deployment.
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SquidRestrict is a Web based tool that allows multiple time restrictions to be placed on internet usage for firewalls that use the Squid Web Cache (http://www.squid-cache.org/).
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winKnocks is an encrypted(DES) port knocking tool. Knock sequences are defined through XML files; users specify: number of packets of each knock sequence, payload and header of each packet. Logging capability. Generation of smoke packets.No replay-attack
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Netfilter tracker is a tracking tool for iptables logs, similar to Checkpoint(tm) Smartview Tracker. Includes storage in an embedded SQL database and a graphical application (viewer) to access filtered data.
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Sonate is a java GUI for OpenBSD pf packet filtering. Optional code can be compiled to OpenBSD host to transfer generated configuration using SSL
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