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Securepoint SSL VPN Client
SSL VPN Client for Windows (OpenVPN).
SSL VPN Client for Windows (OpenVPN). -
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NetIO-GUI
NetIO-GUI measures network speed between two peers
NetIO-GUI is a Windows frontend for the multiplatform commandline utility 'netio'. It measures ICMP respond times and network transfer rates for different packet sizes and protocols. All results are stored in a SQLite database file and can easily be compared. NetIO-GUI is preferred to rate the quality of peer-to-peer connections like VPN. Download as portable 7-Zip or as setup file. -
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RCPnet
A multi-tool for network pen-testing written in python.
A multi-tool for network pen-testing written in python. It contains effective ping functions, hostname traceroute, and cloudflare detection. This is a modification from the FoxNuke Project, which only intended to be a DOS tool for network pen testing. Contact me [main admin] at leyvarosnel@gmail.com -
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IDENT (RFC-1413) Server for Windows XP and 2003. This ident server can be installed as a service or run from commandline. It uses XP IP helper API to locate process that initiated tcp connection, therefore it works well in multiuser environments.
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Network Credential Gadget
windows 7 gadget to view and delete saved server connections
...This Gadget lets you delete saved credentials, even for network drives that do not have a drive letter (in difference to any vbscript or win32 api options). It is also a good example of how to execute commandline programs from the gadget context. Please beware: will not be useable in vista or windows 8 metro context -
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Ktctool is a graphical user interface to tc, a commandline program for network bandwidth management in Linux. With Ktctool you can view information about tc objects (qdiscs, classes, filters), create and change qdiscs.
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A set of python scripts to provide command-line access to GroundWork Open Source. gwcmd allows to perform operations from commandline, and from remote servers.
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A set of VNC servers and viewers which have been stripped down and run only from the commandline. The applications have a consistent, albeit minimal, UI on all platforms. Designed to be used as components in group collaboration products.
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With CLI IP Changer you can change IP-specific settings on the Windows Commandline with a very fast to type syntax . It is designed for efficient (lazy) people.For example the command to set IP, Subnet, Gateway and DNS1: ip 192.168.1.100/24 g 1 d1 1
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Unbind is simple commandline tool which allows you to reuse specified TCP port imediately after server crash. You don't need to wait 2 minutes after which kernel release port automaticaly. It is usefull when you are debugging server's crashes.
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NipperME or 'Nipper Made Easy', is a GUI application that sits on top of the commandline tool Nipper located at http://nipper.titania.co.uk/ This tool provides Nipper commandline options presented to you in a nicely laid out GUI.
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This is a perl script that can log you in to Kotnet from the commandline. Kotnet is a Belgian network for students by the "Katholieke Universiteit Leuven". See http://ludit.kuleuven.be/internet/ for more information.
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