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GALProxy is a multithread proxy server written in java. It can elaborate all upcoming requests from most common browsers. It can be used in a LAN in order to concur the sharing of an Internet connection; it implements local caching, content filtering an
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isectd is a middleware daemon that provides many-to-many client-to-server connectivity. Supports multiplexing requests to multiple server processes over IP networks.
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A web site, and related applications to centralize your IP. The web site is powered by a database that holds users ip addesses. A user can log on to the site and get his/her ip, and links to servers on his/her computer.
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FormatXML is a Java application and PHP/MySql web server designed to allow programmers to define file and communications data formats using a Swing GUI. http://www.brando.com/formatxml/screenshots.php
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Java Port Mapping between 2 hosts. Put up a server on your local network and share it with the outside network in a secure way. A \"server proxy\" network tool. Share one IP with multiple servers.
