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SOCKS Server and Library for Java. Support for versions 4 and 5 of SOCKS protocol. Designed to be easily expandable to support different encryption/authentication/authorization methods. Sample server and client are available.
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Telnet over HTTP proxy. Allows users behind firewalls to tunnel Telnet sessions over a HTTP connection. Server uses Java servlets with a Java or C# client.
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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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A Java implementation of a NAT-PMP client. At the project's inception, there was not a well-known NAT-PMP client library for Java. This project intends to fill the gap.
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Forwards non-NTLM HTTP client requests to an NTLM proxy server (ie. Microsoft IAS). Can also forward a local port to a remote machine.
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PfPro is a "fat" client for managing configurations for PF-based firewalls. It is a graphical client-side application for managing multiple firewall configurations.
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JWall is not just a java gui for iptables. JWall is a multi firewall management client. A secure rulebase can be built with graphical objects. Rulesets can be pushed to remote firewalls (via ssh). The remote firewall just needs to be Linux with sshd
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TCP-Switch currently allows sharing one port for four protocols (SSH, HTTP, HTTPS, passive FTP). Each protocol can be forwarded (tunnel) to a different <host:port>. Future releases will allow much more controll, e.g. client IP/port, and other protocols
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