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NetTime is a simple, free time synchronization client for Win32, providing a client and server for SNTP and RFC868. Its main claim to fame is that it is small, simple and unobtrusive.
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FreeNFS
Network File System (NFS Versions 2.0 & 3.0) for Windows
FreeNFS is a NFS 2.0 and 3.0 Compliant Server for Windows. FreeNFSE is a NFS 2.0 and 3.0 Compliant Server for Windows to a Embedded System Client. Adding more protocols to better serve embedded systems and video streaming. Insure to read the Blog, for current information on whats new! -
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Visual Synapse are component wrappers around the Synapse tcp/ip libraries. It wraps a few common internet protocols, like HTTP, UDP, DNS, ICMP, TCP and SMTP to multi-threaded components that can be used with Delphi, Kylix, Freepascal and C++ Builder.
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KismetToolSuite contains a couple of command-line tools to analyze, convert and merge Kismet log files (.csv, .gps and .xml). It is also a windows version for the Kismet to NetStumbler converter available!
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FreePascal / Lazarus / Delphi / Kylix - compatible bindings and object-oriented wrapper for LibCURL, the client-side URL transfer library, and TidyLib, the HTML parsing and formatting library based on HTML-Tidy.
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Benjen
A lightweight monitoring tool
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MTNphProxy
Lightweight local Windows HTTP proxy with logging and ban list
MTNphProxy is simple and small local HTTP proxy for Windows that supports logging and ban list. Features: * Console-alike window for real-time request logging * Possibility to dump all requests and/or responses * Can handle ban list to block unwanted web content * Multi-threaded application, small memory footprint and CPU usage * Proven stability Limitations: * Windows only at this time * Supports only HTTP -
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Yana - Yet Another Network Analyzer. TCP, UDP, IP, ICMP, ARP, SNMP, EGP; FPT, SNTP, HTTP analysis tool with source code (Delphi in release 0.1.0, Freepascal in releases 0.2.x). Includes RFC1213 units libraries source.
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fmac is a tool for Windows 2000/XP which is able to change the MAC (Media Access Control) address of a network connection. WLAN-Tools are a collection of utilities which allow certain Windows XP SP2 WLAN configuration jobs to be done by command line.
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a Lazarus/(freepascal) programmed software for running commands on remote "server" or machine, true a file shearing.(like sshfs..)... some customize options, GUI on the user/machine...linux ppc, x86 and linux amd64, the source binary enabled.
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