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This is a multi-platform GUI Management application for OpenVPN server. It allows you to view and manage who is connecting to your server. It has been developed using Perl and TK. It has been tested on Linux, Mac OSX, and a Windows compiled exe.
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CitrixTS4Linux is a GUI remote access server application written in C and C++ to allow access to RPM-based Linux terminal servers via the free Citrix ICA client.
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Allows users of a Linux workstation to control which programs access the Internet. This can be done statically by listing them in a file or dynamically via a GUI dialog box that appears when a new program attempts to connect to the Internet.
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A GUI app for wireless network info. The primary purpose is for sighting in directional antennae (antennas), and gives visual and audio information on the link strength as well as other info about the connection(s).
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xfifiscan scans all wireless access points available and displays ESSID , signal level and encryption type. X11 GUI. it uses wireless tools for linux.
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Provides an easy to use, GUI, network client to mount Novell Netware volumes on a Linux box. Requires a recent ncpfs to be installed. Written in Kylix2 Professional.
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GUI written in java to make configuration files for ipsec (racoon and setkey) on linux. It is intended to be as simple and intuitive as possible, but with some advanced features.
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This is a Graphical User Interface to control the BlueZ Bluetooth framework on a Linux/Qtopia based PDA. It is initially targetted at the Sharp Zaurus line of PDAs using the stock Sharp ROMs.
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Grafana: The open and composable observability platformGrafana is the open source analytics & monitoring solution for every database.
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Sonate is a java GUI for OpenBSD pf packet filtering. Optional code can be compiled to OpenBSD host to transfer generated configuration using SSL
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A perl/Gtk2 GUI for VNUML (http://www.dit.upm.es/vnuml/). This GUI will let you quick prototype your VNUML topology by graphically placing, linking and editing network elements, reading/writing VNUML files and run your simulation right from the GUI.
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JSSHTunnel is a lightweight GUI application which forwards local & remote ports over SSH connections. It is written in Java and uses Eclipse SWT & JSch. All you need is a JVM to run it. 0.0.0 is targeted at Windows and resides in the System Tray.
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A multiple site FTP server pool running as a Linux daemon, with local/remote administration. An administration tool (GUI) is also provided. Developped in C++ using STL, BOOST, wxWidgets libraries for maximum portability.
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Networkdesigner is a tiny gui to create a visual network-topology, to define services an release them to any networkdevice. After that a firewall script on base of ip-tales base linux kernel can be created.
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Set of tools and libs for managing structured data in a very flexible way: Imp./Exp. ASCII, XML, SQL, PS, Tex/LaTex, RTF GUI: X-Windows, MS-Windows Interface to C++, DBs, Perl, PHP, Java, TCP/IP LISP-like interpreter written in C++ using C-LIB
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File sync utility via ftp, written in Java. Ex, You can upload home page via ftp with batch processing. Both Swing/GUI and console is implemented.
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This project contains several of programs written in Java and Visual Basic. There is VFDOutputter for sending text to a VFD or LCD, a console and gui Java Ultima Online client, subnet calc, Pacman, Galaxian, a Windows wallpaper changer, proxy and more.
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A network tool with gui for whois, ping, traceroute, ns lookup (dig, dns), portscan, network calculator, visual net plan - written in java.
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nsc is a curses-based tty/console monitor for Nagios v1/v2. It allows you to monitor Nagios services without the expense or availability of a GUI and features a full-screen realtime colourized display of Nagios service status.
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Mobile Agent Server and Controller(MASC) - is a server, controller and viewer for aglets, written in Java, with an attractive and user-friendly GUI .MASC is easy to install and configure.It also provides mail notification,schedule,aglet class browser,etc.
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A Python/GTK+ based GUI for managing ssh tunnels. Aims to be as simple as possible and provide hints and help where adequate, to bring tunneling technolgy to non-techies.
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Client/Server based tools to manage QoS on Linux system, configuration can be done via a remote GTK GUI. For the moment only HTB is supported.
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Green Screen: A Linux based Advanced Syslog Server for Juniper NetScreen Firewalls - Can be expanded later to support other products. It can capture syslog messages, parse them, store them in a MySQL database. A Web GUI interface is also included.
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"Traffic" is ethernet/ip traffic generator. The tool consists of server and GUI application. Typical configuration is to have at least 2 servers and 1 or more client machines, where the servers are controlled and results are displayed.
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Wificonfig is a GUI wireless connection management tool, providing a convenient interface to wireless network functionality.
