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A complete management solution for LAN Houses, CyberCafes and Internet Services Bureaus, and also a higly customizable and reliable substitute for expensive and poorly designed proprietary tools.
Resources: Access/MSDE, TCP/IP, UDP and DirectSpeech.
The .Net CP Project has the goal to create a totally free web hosting control panel that works with .NET technology on windows 2000/2003 servers. The panel will control aspects as: webspace, bandwith, dns, mail, news, and more.
A distributed Continuous Integration and Workflow Management tool, inspired by CruiseControl and also written by ThoughtWorks, Inc. CCA decouples the build process from the build automation process and is designed for flexibility in its build/test/deploy
The Script allows anyone to know where ip comes from.
It uses c# script to access ripe.net database.
It uses xml database of World State.
To run the script is needed .Net Framework installed!
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Provide a common portal platform to join Internet Service Providers users into a community, both including personalization using "portlets" as the building blocks of .NET type applications and using a Parallel Portal Engine to overcome such demanding use