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NETWORKING

The following Page is designed to have Networking downloads. From Apache, to network monitoring.

POP3 Gateway/Extensible Messaging Platform 3.0 -- (Route your organizations inbound internet mail to one or more SMTP servers)

Big Brother -- (Monitor your network with this web based tool)

LinuxConf 1.17r1 -- (Sophisticated adminastrative tool)

WebMin -- (Web based adminastration tool)

Find_ddos -- (STOP "DENIAL-OF-SERVICE ATTACKS IN THEIR TRACKS! A MUST FOR ANYONE USING LINUX AS A WEB SERVER!!!)

Saint -- (Security for your network)

The IP Project -- (The IP Project is a utility designed to make a computer more productive for the network on which it participates. It is a suite of tools to aid people with dynamic IPs. The goal is threefold: to provide a free way of accessing a dynamic-IP box from anywhere, to be able to schedule PPP connections, and to be able to schedule FTP and HTTP downloads (for off-peak times). The IP Project is covered under the open source, free GNU GPL.)

JSentry Proxy Server -- (JSentry is a Java solution for allowing client computers to connect through a central proxy server for Internet access. It includes an HTML user interface for administering and configuring the server and that supports logging and security features. JSentry can be remotely administered from any computer in your network using a standard Web browser. It supports HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, email, newsgroups, Telnet, and SOCKS.)

ncpfs -- (allows you to mount NetWare server volumes under Linux. It also allows you to print to NetWare print queues, and spool NetWare print queues to the Linux printing system. The download listed here is a gzipped TAR source package of the latest stable version. If you wish to download a development version instead, please visit the ncpfs FTP directory. ncpfs is distributed under the GNU GPL. Note: ncpfs requires kernel 1.2.x or 1.3.71 and above; it will not work with any 1.3.x kernel below 1.3.71. It supports only NetWare versions 3.x and above.)

Zope -- (Zope is a next-generation open source application server and portal toolkit developed by Digital Creations and a large active community of users. It runs on nearly all Unix platforms and can be used with most popular Web servers or with its own built-in server. Zope is written in (and extensible with) Python, with performance-sensitive components written in C. The file size listed here is for a gzipped TAR binary package. Other versions include gzipped TAR source and Solaris binary packages, available from the Zope Web site. Zope is distributed under the Zope Public License (ZPL).)

Apache HTTP Server v1.3 -- (Apache HTTP Server is the Unix/Linux source of the Apache Web server. Version 1.3 added support for Dynamic Shared Objects, which allows for modules to be loaded at runtime; in addition, the source files for Apache have been reorganized. You can view all the new features in 1.3 here. Version 1.3.9 has significant improvements, including an experimental digest authentication module, an expat XML parser, and enhanced support for Tandem, TPF, and the Macintosh OS platforms. Apache is covered under the open source, free Apache License. Note: The Download Now link will redirect you to an FTP directory that lists source and binary packages for various platforms, including BSD, Irix and Solaris. The file size listed here is for the gzipped TAR source package.)

Ksniffer -- (Ksniffer is a network statistics collector. It allows a user to watch all network traffic over any network interface connected to the host machine. Ksniffer supports most TCP/IP protocols (TCP, IP, UDP, ICMP, ARP, and RARP, as well as minimal IPX). This utility collects the number of packets and bytes for each protocal. It also displays the activity in terms of kbits/sec, kbytes/sec, and packets/sec. In addition, it lets you watch port-specific traffic for monitoring HTTP, FTP, and Telnet traffic. Ksniffer is based on the network statistics utility IPTraf by Gerard Paul Java. Ksniffer is covered under the open source, free GNU GPL. This download is a gzipped TAR source package.)

ssh -- (ssh (Secure Shell) is a program to securely log into another computer over a network, to execute commands in a remote machine, and to move files from one machine to another. It provides strong authentication and secure communications over insecure channels. All communications are automatically and transparently encrypted. It is intended as a replacement for rlogin, rsh, rcp, and rdist. Version 2.0.13 includes a number of bug fixes and is the latest development version. ssh is free for non-commercial use. It includes proprietary source code and is not covered under an open source, free license. This download is a gzipped TAR source package.

Ethereal -- (Ethereal is a network protocol analyzer for Unix. It allows you to examine data from a live network or from a capture file on disk. With Ethereal, data can be captured from a network connection or read from a tcpdump/pcap capture file. Live data can be read from Ethernet, FDDI, PPP, or token ring interfaces. In addition, captured network data can be browsed via GUI (see screen shot). Version 0.7.9 fixes some core-dumping problems in the SMB decoder, provides updates to various other decoders, adds support for iptrace 1.0 (AIX 3) files, improves support for NetMon 2.0 and WAN NAI Sniffer files, and adds some GUI changes and build fixes. Perl is required to build the documentation. Ethereal is distributed under the GNU GPL. This download is a gzipped TAR source package. Binary packages for several distributions are also available here.)

Phoenix Adaptive Firewall Personal Edition -- (The Phoenix Adaptive Firewall is a high-performance, commercial-grade application designed to offer full protection for network assets. This download is a limited version of the Enterprise Phoenix Adaptive Firewall, full-featured in every way except for a limit to the number of connections that are able to pass. Registration for the Enterprise edition starts at $2,995. The file size listed here is for the Red Hat 6.1 RPM package. Note: The "Download Now" link will redirect you to an FTP site that lists directories for Red Hat (rhl), SuSE (suse), and TurboLinux (turbo). Phoenix runs best under KDE and Netscape 4.07 or greater. You must configure your kernel with network firewalling and IP firewalling to work with Phoenix.)

MySQL -- (The Phoenix Adaptive Firewall is a high-performance, commercial-grade application designed to offer full protection for network assets. This download is a limited version of the Enterprise Phoenix Adaptive Firewall, full-featured in every way except for a limit to the number of connections that are able to pass. Registration for the Enterprise edition starts at $2,995. The file size listed here is for the Red Hat 6.1 RPM package. Note: The "Download Now" link will redirect you to an FTP site that lists directories for Red Hat (rhl), SuSE (suse), and TurboLinux (turbo). Phoenix runs best under KDE and Netscape 4.07 or greater. You must configure your kernel with network firewalling and IP firewalling to work with Phoenix.)

Mrtg -- (Mrtg (The MultiRouter Traffic Grapher) is a tool to monitor the traffic load on network links. Mrtg generates HTML pages containing GIF images, which provide a live visual representation of this traffic. Mrtg consists of a Perl script, which uses SNMP to read the traffic counters of your routers, and a fast C program, which logs the traffic data and creates graphs representing the traffic on the monitored network connection. These graphs are embedded into Web pages which can be viewed from any modern browser. In addition to a detailed daily view, Mrtg also creates visual representations of the traffic seen during the last seven days, the last four weeks, and the last 12 months. This is possible because Mrtg keeps a log of all the data it has pulled from the router. Mrtg is covered under the open source, free GNU GPL.)

Alert Monitor -- (From the developer: "The Alert Monitor is an effective enterprise monitoring tool that allows you to monitor your servers to ensure they are up and running. You can use the Alert Monitor to check your servers' processes, check that file system space stays within critical bounds and send emails to the support person if any of the thresholds are exceeded. A general alerter enables you to trap virtually any condition and notify your support team. Monitors Linux, NT, DEC OSF, IBM AIX and SUN Solaris systems." )

Kmemmon -- (Kmemmon is a KDE panel application that monitors memory usage and swap usage. It works by docking in the kpanel and showing the memory-use in real time. Kmemmon is covered under the open source, free GNU GPL.)

Network-I -- (Network-I is a network analyzer with a powerful filtering notation that can display many protocols in configurable detail, and can flag missing or duplicate TCP packets. Additionally, it can record observed traffic levels in real time, bytes per second, and packets per second. The download listed here is an LZH archive. This download is a 28-day trial that must be activated via demo license code, which is emailed for free upon request.)

MAT -- (MAT is a user-friendly (see screen shot) network-enabled Unix configuration and monitoring tool. It provides an integrated tool for many common system administration tasks. It includes a warning system for potential system problems, and graphing of many common system parameters. The GUI interface hides the differences between Unix varieties in a heterogeneous environment. The straightforward interface hides the complexity of the underlying configuration files, allowing many of the mundane administrative tasks to be safely delegated to others. From a single MAT console you can manage every Unix host on your network where the MAT agent is installed. MAT is covered under the open source, free GNU GPL.)

Landb -- (LANdb Provides network administrators and technicians with a fast and effective means of cataloging all network hardware and connections in a database. Perl CGI scripts work to display all data in an intuitive, Web-based application. LANdb is distributed under the GNU GPL. This download is a gzipped TAR package.)

Seattle Firewall (Seawall) -- (Seawall is an ipchains based firewall that can be used on a dedicated masquerading firewall machine, a multi-function masquerade gateway/server or on a standalone system.)

gbrcti -- (gbrctl is a GNOME utility to configure the Linux Ethernet Bridging code, as found in Linux kernels version 2.3.47 and higher.)