Links:
- cserver
allows clients (including telnet) to access the daemon and communicate with all other users currently logged in. It is simple, light, and highly editable to allow different client clones
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- dotXyGTK
automatically downloads a selected class of pics from the net. dotXyGTK uses plug-ins to traverse various sites in search for pictures and Internet protocols
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- JScour
a simple java command-line program that enables searching and downloading from scour.net
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- AoNetool
a graphical frontend to finger, whois, ping, traceroute and nslookup. It is written in TCL/Tk and should run on any platform where TCL/Tk is avaiable
- APCComm
for transfering files between amiga and linux-pc using a laplink-cable
- asdf
recursively synchronizes directories between two machines. The reason to use asdf in preference to other such systems is that asdf tries to minimize the number of bytes that travel between the two machines, updating only the files that are different
- blighty whois
a command line whois client that uses an external configuration file to handle automatic choice of whois server, redirection to other servers, and rewriting of query or results
- BW whois
a replacement for the original whois program which works properly with the modified whois system that resulted from ICANN's takeover of the root domain system
- Cheops-ng
a network management tool which aspires to be better than Hp Openview
- diald-top
maintains a top-like listing of all packets and their time to live for use with diald. It uses named pipes for communication
- Firewalk
Firewalking is a technique developed by MDS and DHG that employs traceroute-like techniques to analyze IP packet responses to determine gateway ACL filters and map networks. Firewalk the tool employs the technique to determine the filter rules in place on a packet forwarding device
- Frood
a Gtk-Perl LDAP client for LDAPv2 and LDAPv3 servers
- Geektools Whois
an intelligent whois client written in Perl which automatically determines, queries and returns formatted results from the correct registry for a given domain name or IP address
- Give
allows users to quickly share files without the need to modify directory permissions or use world writeable temp spaces
- Gnetutil
provides a graphical interface allowing to use the usual ping, traceroute host and finger programs (GNOME)
- gptf
a front-end of the net utilities "P"ing, "T"raceroute and "F"inger
- GtkWhois
a GTK frontend to the 'whois' command
- Hostinfo
a utility for looking up hostnames and IP(v4) addresses. Hostinfo uses the gethostbyname(3) and getaddrbyname(3) function calls
- jwhois
an Internet Whois client that can choose Whois server based on a configuration file with pairs of regular expressions and hostnames
- massdns
reads a list of numeric IP addresses and tries to convert them to a domain name
- remotehost_applet
helps to administrate your remote hosts. You specify the host's address, your login name, and a network protocol, and with additional information about the remote host's operation system a panel icon is created and linked with useful commands (in German)
- rfbproxy
a simple tool for recording VNC sessions
- samhain
a file system integrity checker that can optionally be used as a client/server application for centralized monitoring of networked hosts
- SendIP
a commandline tool to allow sending arbitrary IP packets
- SING
Send ICMP Nasty Garbage: a tool that sends ICMP packets fully customized from command line. Its main purpose is to replace/complement the niceful ping command but adding certain enhancements
- sntop
an ncurses-based top-esque console utility for monitoring the connectivity of network hosts, supporting various advanced features and released under the GPL
- tcpify
a couple of wrapper programs that allow simple commands to communicate using TCP sockets. It works by replacing the standard input and output channels by a connected socket
- tknetool
a graphical frontend to finger, whois, ping, traceroute and nslookup. It is written in TCL/Tk and should run on any platform where TCL/Tk is avaiable
- urlchange
a small script written in the Python programming language, that allows you to check if a list of URLs has changed. Although the name suggests generic URL change-detection, currently only the HTTP protocol is supported
- VFTPD
allows you to give secure FTP access to people without creating real system users for them
- Whois2
recursively queries whois servers. This makes it simple to determine the complete information about domain ownership in today's shared registry system
- Wireless Network Tools
uses a Web-enabled phone (or an emulator) to provide traceroute, ping, and port scanning
- wnm
a Python script which uses smbmount and nmblookup to find all the computers on a network, then their shares, and finally mount them in the current directory
- Xtraceroute
a graphical version of the traceroute program, which traces the route your IP packets travel to their destination
- Xwhois
a small and fast X11 client for quering whois NIC network services
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