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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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This is an open source port mapper written in java nio no-blocking socket model. Open Port Mapper allows multiple ports mappings, and it provides the functionality of specifying allow list and deny list.
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A very simple to use java firewall testing tool. Ever wanted to verify that a TCP or UDP network path is actually open? This tool has both server and client modes so you can test network paths between any two computers that have the Jave JRE installed.
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A lightweight, compact, stand-alone, platform-independent application to forward TCP (over IPv4 or IPv6) connections to another host. Possible uses include - but not limited to - firewall hacking, tunneling, proxying, fortifying ADSL, creating multi-plat
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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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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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A simple port-relaying program written in Java; sits on specified ports for either TCP or UDP, re-sends packets to the given IP. Doesn't forward packets, actually receives and re-sends them. Could be handy to learn Java Sockets/networking. Public Domain.
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