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    HopToDesk

    HopToDesk

    Free open-source remote desktop for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android & iOS

    HopToDesk is a free, open-source remote desktop application that lets you securely access and control computers across the internet or a local network. It works on Windows, macOS, Linux, FreeBSD, Raspberry Pi, Android, and iOS, with a browser-based web client for clientless access from any device. Connections are end-to-end encrypted and brokered through a global network of signal and TURN servers, so no port forwarding or VPN setup is required. HopToDesk supports unattended access, file transfer, clipboard sync, multi-monitor viewing, remote audio, on-screen annotation, session recording, and TCP tunneling. ...
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    SSH System Administration Tool

    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. Remotely monitor your servers in a real time dashboard displaying CPU and RAM. Access your servers; this release is integrated with the following 3rd party tools: Remote Desktop (RDP), PuTTY(included) , WinSCP (included) and Wireshark (separate download). ...
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    Productivito
    Open Source Productivity Tools for Home, Business and School LOOKING FOR CONTRIBUTORS (Contact us for details) Skills required: PHP, Zend, Database design - for web app QT - for client&server Features: Keystroke monitoring Log all keystrokes along with the window name they are typed. Emails sent and received logging Events timeline logging Log all events employees performed and view them in an organized listing. Website activity Log all websites visited by the popular...
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    wayqonlan (Wake You On Lan) Wakeonlan front end. Be able to monitor computers' state (On/Off), turn them on, monitor some management services (telnet, ssh, vnc, remote desktop) and start a session in any of them, all in a single application.
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