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File Transfer Application
send and receive files on the same network.
File Transfer application provides the user with the option to send and receive file and folder. When the user wants to send a file or folder , they must enter the IP address of the receiver, select the file or folder to send, and click the "Send File"/"Send Folder" button. The application then creates a socket connection with the receiver and sends the selected file or folder. When the user wants to receive a file, they must click the "Receive File" button, and the application will listen for incoming file transfers on the port 5000. ... -
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UDPStressTest
A Desktop app for network stress testing, TCP-Ping and icmp ping.
Easy to use GUI app. *It reads your active and Up NIC and gets some info about it. * You can see your machine IP Address, gateway, subnet mask. * You can ping any ip address you want and get measure of TTL. * It gets the available range of IP's in your local network. * When you start the test you see testing throughput as a graph against time also total size of packet sent in (MB). *You can use it as DOS attack tool. *Every action done on the app is logged in XML file as data source (only stress test + ping). ... -
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The goal of this project is to make a program (or a set of programs) to fully control a remote machine trought a TCP/IP network. The project consist on two parts: The host app to receive & interpret commands and a GUI to send the commands (the client).
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