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ejSerial
Serial connection Java library
Java library to send and receive data via Serial COM-Ports. This library is intended to provide an easy way to access the serial-port. Only a few lines of code are needed to Read or Write data via serial port. All Properties and Methods are inspired by the "SerialPort"-Class of the .NET Framework (System.IO.Ports.SerialPort) The benefit of this project is, that it needs only a few lines of code to implement, and a reduced CPU load. ... -
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SSH System Administration Tool
SSH Java client GUI for Unix, Linux administration and monitoring
Raanan Zion https://au.linkedin.com/pub/raanan-zion/88/7b9/255 ssh Java interface for Unix, Linux and MS Windows system administration and monitoring. Automates firewall rule checks; exporting the results into Excel. Allows you to run multiple Unix commands on multiple servers simultaneously. Captures your network traces (on the port/ports and interface/interfaces of your choice) and at at a click of a button copies them back to your desktop opening. -
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Network Analyzer
Analyze the network carateristics like Delay, Jitter, Packet loss etc.
...NOTE: in order to receive the echo packets you must configure the receiving host to echo the incoming packets. In the next release i will provide another java application that just echo on an UDP port.
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