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TOFFEE-DataCenter is the new TOFFEE variant meant for Data-Center, Server, HPC, Load Balancing, Cluster/Cloud Computing and SDN deployments. With TOFFEE-DataCenter (and or TOFFEE), OEMs and other equipment vendors can make use of this platform/stack, integrate, port and build WAN Optimization devices/appliances on to their existing product range. Or build a dedicated WAN Optimization hardware product series via the same.

Remmina has moved away from SourceForge in favor of GitLab and it's own domain. Thanks a lot for your understanding and we look forward to seeing very soon on: http://www.remmina.org/ https://gitlab.com/Remmina/Remmina

This is a VNC viewer with a GGI backend. It is a fast and flexible VNC client. ggivnc was initially created to test various aspects of the VNC target in GGI, but it has matured into a full-blown client.

AutoScan-Network is an application designed to explore and to manage your network. Entire subnets can be scanned simultaneously without human intervention. It features OS detection, automatic network discovery, VNC Client, Ssh client

This application helps balances incoming TCP connections. This was intended mainly for VNC, but it can be used to balance other types of TCP connections.

MetaVNC is a window aware VNC. MetaVNC displays windows from multiple VNC servers on a single desktop screen. MetaVNC also works as a meta-window-manager; it launches, minimizes, maximizes, and closes applications or windows.

VNC Session Manager adds the nessary glue code between VNC's two execution modes that enables xdm based login to disconnected sessions. i.e. it provides a 'Terminal Services' like login for *nix based vnc servers.

VeNCrypt adds TLS/X509 encryption and authentication to VNC. It is heavily based on the RealVNC Free Edition, thus being a single fork away from the original creators of VNC, and is fully compliant with the RFB protocol.

VNC Spy monitors network traffic to find keystrokes entered into a VNC viewer. Letters they type are printed to your screen.