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ASCOM Socket Bridge Server
ASCOM *.dll bridge for developers.
This application is used as bridge from ASCOM libraries to an external app using a TCP socket. You can find more information about this app using the Wiki project. -
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GNet Simple Socket Library is a simple open source TCP/IP socket library written in Visual Basic .NET.
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This is a small and free program to ARP Ping your LAN and to send Wake on LAN datagrams to devices in your LAN. All found and active physical adresses, which will be discovered by ARP sweep pings will be stored in a list and saved to disk. You are able to search for certain hosts and also to send out Wake On LAN requests to stored devices. Devices can be grouped together so Wake-on-LAN requests can be send out to many hosts at once with ease. The software needs .NET 2.0 RTE installed.
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A multi-threaded asynchronous TCP sockets handler written in VB 2005 as a Class Library. Includes a Demo application also written in VB 2005.
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Multi-purpose, platform/language independent Server with the ability to handle multiple concurrent connections on 1 socket, interactively/dynamically starting and stopping service modules. Needs only 1 port opened to access many different services.
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