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A multi functional tool for port forwarding offers a full matrix of capabilities for selecting network traffic by interface,MAC,IP,TCP,UDP and forwarding it to another interface,MAC,IP,TCP,UDP. Flexible rules allow to change specific attributes of the traffic leaving the rest intact. The port forwarding rules can be imported/exported into XML files. Vivid user interface indicates in real time which rules are triggered by the traffic. The program has its own proprietary traffic management...

...It can be used as a standalone router, or it can be deployed as an embedded router in a virtualized environment. The modular architecture allows rapid introduction of new features and functionality, including support for custom hardware. It features a command line interface, Telnet, FTP, and TFTP access, an NTP client and server, a DNS proxy cache, a DHCP relay, static routes, blackhole routes, static ARP, proxy ARP, RIP version 2 (RFC 2082, RFC 2453), OSPF version 2 (RFC 2328), Access Control Lists, and SNMP.

VisualVNC is a connector between virtual network and physical network. A virtual network mainly refers to the topology created by GNS3 (Graphical Network Simulator, a popular network simulator), the physical network means the real machines or virtual machines (created by VMware, virtualbox and so on) which are running Windows.

...EnguiMapCLI provides basic CLI style IP MTU testing, estimating the default internet transit providers maximum transport unit, while also providing standard network adapter information, including the hardware (mac-address), assigned IPv4 address, gateway status and round trip time in a convenient, yet compact and easy to read format. Written in both Pure C, AutoIT v3 and wrapped into a single, portable executable for easy transfer and use. This tool is being provided to the global Information Technology community, in hopes that it may be useful in streamlining local network support and in turn spurring a more detailed knowledge of how Layer-2 and Layer-3 technology functions, at a more advanced, enterprise level.