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Platform independent software for planning and configuration of installation bus systems such as EIB (KNX), LONWorks or LCN. Currently, support for KNX/EIB is implemented. (see also http://www.basys2003.org)
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jIBS is a clone of the well-known Backgammon server FIBS. It allows Internet users to play backgammon in real-time against real people (and even some bots). Most players use a graphical interface to allow the easy 'point and click' approach
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A simple Network monitoring tool for viewing the status of multiple nodes. It uses a simple text configuration file to get a list of IP addresses or host names to ping at an interval.
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The Rule Based Service Level Agreement (RBSLA) project focuses on knowledge representation concepts for service level management of IT services. At the core are rule-based languages to describe contracts and service level agreements in a formal way.
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Gatekeeper 4 is a redesign of Pacific Lutheran University's proprietary web-based network registration system. It is written in Java and has two main components--self registration and a toolkit which allows for registration management and configuration.
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mRDP (Multicast Resource Discovery Protocol) API is a Java API that enables RDF resource discovery via SPARQL queries over UDP multicast messages. The mRDP API uses the Jena API for managing the RDF graph and SPARQL queries execution.
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Hermes is a P2P middleware. It's not a framework, but it's a shell over the existing frameworks. This shell is made in such a fashion that it's possible to the app developer to change the underlying framework without any changes to his app code.
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Mupisim is a simulator for distributed, mobile systems. Its primary purpose is the study of mobile processes (e.g. mobile agents) and their communication mechanisms. It may also be used to evaluate the efficiency of a given process migration scheme.
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OpenESM project to promote software development of enterprise systems management. Focus areas are (Performance and Availability, Configuration Management, Data Warehousing, Reporting and Correlation).
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A distributed, peer-to-peer, server-less communication & messaging solution for JAVA (JMS), C++ and .NET applications, integrates with JBoss, WebLogic & WebSphere. Offers guaranteed delivery, security and transactions. Supports TCP, SSL & HTTP protocols.
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URBI: Universal Robotic Body Interface. URBI is a scripted command language used to control robots (AIBO, pioneer,...). It is a robot-independant API based on a client/server architecture. Liburbi C++/Java/Matlab are available here. Forum available at ht
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Command line and wxWidgets UI for an HTTP(S) proxy that can tunnel web requests over one or more SSH tunnels to one or more web specified servers, while using a direct connection for all other traffic.
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Weyland is a tool that collects information about a switched network, presents the information in a convenient format, and displays a graph of the spanning tree of the network.
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Helen provides a Java Programming Language framework for generating UDP network traffic and a standard format for that traffic.
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Multihop ad hoc networks rely on auto configuration in most of the system's building blocks. The goal of this project is to generate easy to install and use packages for multihop ad hoc network auto configuration tasks.
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winKnocks is an encrypted(DES) port knocking tool. Knock sequences are defined through XML files; users specify: number of packets of each knock sequence, payload and header of each packet. Logging capability. Generation of smoke packets.No replay-attack
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Ncartographer takes the xml output from an Nmap scan and displays it graphically in an attractive, compact, scalable, and complete manner. Supports saving the display of a scan as .png or .jpg images, and can generate images from a command line.
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BASE+ (Basic Analysis and Security Engine) is based on ACID project. This application provides a web front-end to query and analyze the alerts coming from various IDS systems (e.g. Snort).
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yaJamesManager is a web-based management-tool for Apache James written in Java as a webapp. Just throw the "yajamesmanager.war"-file into your deployment-directory and you're ready to go! Take a test ride on the yaJamesManager-"Home Page"...
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A Port Knocking C-based server & client. Stealth mode by closed ports, strong encryption (ARC4 & BlowFish), Daemon mode, compresed sequence, MD5 digest log check, user passwords and user privelege system, action triggers... GPL license.
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Mazur is a networking software for dispatching messages to users rapidly. It is based on Java and may take advantage of Java Web Start. The goal of Mazur is to provide convenient operation for a warning system.
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Valhalla Chat is a Bluetooth Instant Messenger (IM), that provides a common messaging platform for mobile phones, desktop computers and pdas.
