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This project focuses on bringing commercial quality L2TP support to Linux and possibly other Unixes. L2TP stands for Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol. It is a VPN similar to PPTP and a number of others. L2TP often competes with PPPoE.
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Surfboard is a filtering HTTP 1.1 proxy. It features dynamic filter management through an interactive HTML console, IP tunneling, WindowMaker applets, and a suite of filters.
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Web site load tester. Simulates multiple user types and counts. Includes proxy server for recording playback scripts, and log evaluator for generating result statistics.
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[RETIRED] The JMS Distributed Object Framework provides an advanced request/reply framework over JMS, message-driven beans and servlets.
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LANdialler allows workstations (Windows, Linux, etc.) on a LAN to control and share a modem attached to a Linux server. It is designed to be used with PPP and NAT on a Linux router to provide a home or small office with shared Internet access.
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Borg = Mobile Multi agent system with support for strong migration, serialisation and location transparaent routing. Interpreter= prototype based. Compiles for macintosh, windows, linux, freebsd, solaris and palm.
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This project is recreating the functionality of the Linksys WAP11 802.11 Access Point manager software in GNOME using net-snmp and GNOME. This access manager will provide most of the management functionality of the Windows client.
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The Open CD Server project shares CD-ROM's on a heterogenous network. It is a GPL'd viable alternative to current software, thin-server, and CD Jukebox solutions. It is software based, and uses a web interface for easy administration.
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The aim of this project is to provide an easy-to-use log-anlyzer for squid-log-files. There is also a webmin modul, to make the log-file-viewing more fun. Perhaps there will also be support for other logfiles in the future. (No longer actively maintained
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This project contains PHP code and classes to pull NTOP Statistics out of a mySQL DB... Info such as host name, IP addresses, client ports, TCP Sessions, etc... can be reported on. Other reports are easy to add on.
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rcf is an ipchains-based firewall with support for over 50 protocols, masquerading, portforwarding, IP accounting and various protections. Unlimited public, private, DMZ and MZ interfaces are supported. Rules are defined per interface and DMZ/MZ clusters.
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A number of tools to enhance management/coding of NFR (http://www.nfr.net) IDA, and various other admin tools that can be used for both NFR and hand coding other appliance scripts.
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A mini -- WCCP enabled using Transparent Proxying with Squid -- Linux distribution intended to cooperate with Cisco router.
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Poor man's SMS. Sisyphus provides Server and Desktop Asset Management. Generates reports on PCs and logins by:Make and Model, User, Location, CPU Speed, Department or Software Installed.Web or ODBC reporting.Beta tested at sites with 300 to 2000 Desktops.
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dircproxy is a detachable IRC proxy server that keeps you on IRC logs private and channel messages while you are detached then when you reconnect, spools them to you as if you hadn't been away.
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Bwmonitor Suite is a collection of programs (daemon, client, daemon configurator) that allow a user to view a subnet's bandwidth (inbound and outbound) usage to external hosts in realtime on a scaled plot based on user defined network sniffing rules.
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Spumoni provides SNMP monitoring capability to any application which can be queried via local commands. This enables applications which were previously invisible to remote monitoring systems to now be health-checked by OpenNMS, Tivoli, MRTG and others.
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The Family Portal is a set of utilities to enable a group of users to share a dial-up internet connection. It controls dialling, and receives and sorts incoming POP mail.
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Whoout is an IPTables/ipchains outgoing connection lister. The list refreshes every 5 seconds to provide real-time monitoring of the Internet Access going through a specific Gateway that is performing NAT.
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iptoip is a perl script to help maintaining an ipvsadm table on a non fixed ip adress or an intermitent connection
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MII Monitor Daemon is used to continuosly monitor a network card using its media independent interface and trigger used-specified commands depending on the information received from the interface.
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Sockmon enables users to monitor the per-connection TCP information of all the active connections on a Linux machine in real-time. The display has a look of a netstat. The information sockmon shows is rtt, snd_wnd, cwnd and so on. Written as kernel module
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PScan: A port scanner for PalmOS Devices. This scanner is being developed by the Blue Collar Hacker's Union and is meant to be built using GNU tools (PRC-Tools, specifically), to be released under GPL.
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Who is jiggling the door of your SMC Barricade firewall? This script will connect to one of those devices via the web interface, authenticate, grab the event log and then re-write the output as a simple HTML table.
