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A Java Network Block Device server with various "pluggable" backends. It currently supports the use of the local filesystems and ftp servers, with caching and striping. An email backend will soon follow.
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IPuppy is a Linux-based dynamic IP update utility for those of us who do not have a static IP. IPuppy currently supports the DNS services provided by Zoneedit.com and Enom.com, and is written in PHP.
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A set of tools to make to make it easier to manipulate domain names and internet protocol addresses inside scripts.
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Getwifi allows Linux users to join wireless networks easily by joining available networks in an order specified by the user. Getwifi is configured using a single file which specifies networks, optional WEP keys, and the order in which to join networks.
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Exball, a client/server package, highly customizable. Use it for updating your IPv6 tunnels, or any other scripts you want to be password protected!
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Ist Shaper is easy to configure but powerfull shaper using Apache like confuguration files. It uses iptables and tc to prioritize and limit outgoing traffic on a linux box. By default it uses HTB classes combined with iptables CLASSIFY extension.
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Agnix is an educational, network operating system kernel. It is ideal starting point to learn about operating systems. The main goal of the project is to provide a network kernel fully compatible with the Linux Kernel in the system call layer
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Teredo is a mechanism that enables IPv6 hosts located within private IPv4 networks to connect to external IPv6 networks by tunneling IPv6 packets over IPv4 UDP. NICI-Teredo is a Linux-based Teredo with excellent efficiency in relaying packets.
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Systeminfo is a shell cript used to generate Your Linux System Informations on File System Information, System Routing Table, Disk Information and etc. Report generation based on text format and html format. Automation will be easy with web-server.
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Netflow analyzing tools : JXColl - collector for Netflow (or XML specified) data Analyzer - front-end application for providing an user interface and output (graphs, statistics, etc.)
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multihomed is a perl script which can detect when your primary Internet uplink goes down and switch to a backup uplink. It's smarter than many similar scripts: it continuosly ping several hosts using both uplinks and elects the best one as primary.
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IP Blocker is an incident response tool that automatically updates access control lists on Cisco routers and other devices. Web and command line interfaces are both supported, as is logging, email notification, and automatic expiration of blocks.
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Bounzor is a fully configurable TCP/UDP bouncer. It can also encapsulates and decapsulates TCP packets in UDP and vice-versa. Bounzors are consequently cascadables. Useful when a specific protocol is disabled in part of your network for exemple.
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A replacement firmware distribution for the 3com 3CRADSL72 a.k.a 3com wireless 11g (distributed by Ya.com) and its identical twin, the SMC7804WBRA, with an ucLinux kernel based system and associated system tools.
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marping (Multi-ARp-PING) is a (tiny) command line utility for *nix operating systems used to discover systems in local network and gather their MAC addresses. It's designed to perform rather massive scans very fast.
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This is a really simple BOOTP server, which uses NIS maps to retrieve host information (host name, IP address).
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Bash script that uses iproute2 and shapecfg (shaper.o) to limit incoming and outgoing traffic on a linux router. Also haves option for supporting more than 100 shapers via kernel patch.
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phc -- proxy hunter customed -- for validation of free SOCKS 4/5 or HTTP proxies. It is highly customed. Current first release 1.0 validate http proxies from a file with CONNECT or GET method bypass a basic auth http tunnel. Delay is recorded, too.
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Green Screen: A Linux based Advanced Syslog Server for Juniper NetScreen Firewalls - Can be expanded later to support other products. It can capture syslog messages, parse them, store them in a MySQL database. A Web GUI interface is also included.
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cadex is a network-sniffer with many functions and features. Sniffing technics for monitoring bluetooth connections are planned for the future.
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Automated script that continues to try all detected WLANs APs according to signal quality until it establishes a valid WWW/network connection verified by pinging a user-defined host. Also supports user-preferred APs, WEP keys, timeouts, blacklist & AP MAC
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ZSRep (Zaurus Synchronization Repository) is a project whose main goal is to provide a professional cross-platform solution for synchronizing one's Sharp Zaurus with any Desktop PIM software on the Linux or Mac OS X operating system.
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A program that relays a stream of JPGs (simulating video) from a client to a server, and then replicates bandwidth on the server end, making the JPGs available via HTTP. Used when incoming connections aren't possible, ie. wifi hotspots w/ webcam.
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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.
