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MaxMind GeoIP is a set of APIs for looking up the location of an IP address, including the country, region, city, latitude, and longitude. Free GeoLite databases are available at http://www.maxmind.com/app/geolitecity

Merlin(Module for Effortless Redundancy and Loadbalancing In Nagios) forms an easy way to set up distributed Nagios installations, allowing Nagios processes to exchange information directly as an alternative to NSCA. For more, go to www.op5.org

A portal for managing basic radius accounts through a web browser. I developed this as an easy way of maintaining user accounts for a WiFi Hotspot I set up at work. Tested using FreeRADIUS as the radius server and MySQL as the database backend.

PFL can either operate as a stand-alone firewall log parser or set up to run and configure ipfw. The major focus is parsing, compressing, and filtering *NIX (to include Mac OSX) firewall logs generated by IPFW for quick and easy admin review.

sshh allows you to make a persistent tcp connection (tunnel) over an http proxy. Once you have it set up, you can make new connections from either end. Similar in concept to httptunnel but more versatile and scalable.

The goal of this project is to create an interface for managing firewall using the IpTables program. The application will offer both a GUI for creating IpTable based scripts and a set of Wizards for speed-up the protection of typical LAN layout.

An easy-to-use Java desktop application to centrally monitor resources from a variety of environments, including the ability to dynamically set up rules to trigger actions based on monitoring. Clients connect via simple and efficient UDP based protocol.

A linux liveCD for the non-invasive, non-destructive detection and analysis of WiFi (802.11) networks. It also provides mechanisms to set up a PC as an 802.11 Access Point.

A Firewallscript for Linux which allows you to do easy loadbalancing, dualrouting, failover, traffic control, etc. The script allows you to set up things in a few settings files and just run (after some kernel patching ;) ).

ARPMATS is a Systems Administration tool which keeps your computer's software up to date depending on which cfengine classes it's in, and also ensures that your network interfaces are set up as specified.

Object-oriented IP stack. Written in effective C++. Based on STL and Boost libraries. This stack is stand-alone (OS-independent), portable and includes a comprehensive set of standard protocols : IPv4/6, ARP, ICMP, UDP and TCP implemented according RFC

Mediaport.net is a cooperative Content Delivery Network (CDN). The project goal is to set up a distributed web-hosting infrastructure: it''s Peer 2 Peer applied to web hosting.

XBashServ is a program written in Tcl to help set up and run game server programs and some other general network server programs on UNIX systems. It also works on Microsoft Windows but is experimental.

multi-protocol, multi-host, graphical ping utility, used to ensure a set of hosts are up and running and providing the expected services. traditional ICMP echo along with status of http, smtp, pop, etc.

UnWiredAP is a basic floppy linux distro that transforms old PCs into Wireless AP routers and/or Clients. Its creation originated from the SWN initiative. The objective is to end up with a floppy that boots on 486-DX and above H/W, and set it up as AP.

The SunGazer PacketFilter is a small and simple tool under GPL to set up firewall rules. It uses iptables and it is easy to use and to configure.

Extendable game server for a Linux Deathmatch. Basically, a Linux Deathmatch is a realtime hacking competition where several teams share a network and try to set up services, for which they get scores, and hack the other players.

A security scanner that will allow admins to scan multi servers for vulns, without having to set up what ports to scan.

Linmkfwall is able to set up a firewall for your linux box ( ipfwadm, ipchains and iptables are supported ). The firewall rules are put in a Unix script shell file that you have to execute as root.

MINT allows a network engineer to easly set up multicast sources and recievers to test a multicast network's ability to send and recieve packets. It is particuarly usefull in lab environments.

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.

Microsoft RAS has some extensions which enables a windows client too negotiate a callback number (which can be set by the admin or user). This project implements the same functionality for the PPP daemon en tries to keep up to date with the official re

...Opening the History window will let you list your usage given all past data, displaying it in easy-to-read graphs or grid representations, helping you map out your bandwidth usage and estimate when your usage values will drop. The graphs can be customized and the program's features are all easily changed from a helpful Configuration window, which also allows you to set up alerts when your usage climbs too fast.