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The program functions as a sort of virtual hub. It listens on all network interfaces for outgoing UDP broadcast packets destined to the IPv4 address 255.255.255.255. When the program receives any such packet, it will send it on all network interfaces (other than the interface on which it is already being sent) that have a class C subnet mask. In other words, when the program is running, outgoing UDP broadcast packets are sent from all network interfaces that have a class C subnet mask...

Basic Multicast Forwarding Plugin for OLSRD (by www.olsr.org). Floods IP-multicast and IP-local-broadcast traffic over an OLSRD network.

Propagast grabs UDP broadcast packets, and redirects them to all the unicast sockets that should have received these packets. So game servers like HLDS (for CS) which are listening to a specific IP will appear in the LAN browser of the game.

Fln Dynamic Host Control Protocol Daemon simple, fast rogue DHCP server written to win race conditions and also modifies ethernet layer addresses from broadcast to specific MAC address in order not to be seen by network administrators in switched network

a small daemon for routers/firewalls to help udp broadcasts bypass them

This project aims to develop a new kind of Content Distributiuon Network that uses a client's cache to reduce the load on the web server. Its like P2P radio for web sites and instead of broadcasting music, this system can be used to broadcast files from

This program pops-up a window when a user receives a write, broadcast, talk request or shutdown announcement in X. Sort of like kwrited, but does not require (or care about) kde support.

Persistent Pipe is an extension of the existing Unnamed Pipe, but it ensures broadcasting of data to many related (child) processes. By using p-pipe a process can broadcast data to all the related reader process without any external synchronization

The SLAN project is a GPL open-source project providing a cross platform Virtual Private Networking (VPN) solution focused on providing secured and accountable links over insecure broadcast media such as 802.11 wireless LANs and public ethernets.

The dbox2 is a DVB (digital video broadcast) Receiver / Set-Top-Box in Germany. Linux was ported onto this box and drivers for the specific Hardware were written. Currently a graphical user interface is on the way. tiab tries to bundle all these efforts.

Hubub is a simple TCP data reflector for quickly building distributed applications. It can broadcast data from one client to many (or many to many) with little system overhead. Written in heavily commented 'c', with example clients in TCL.