Mini-WireShark and mini-Nmap
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Mini-WireShark and mini-Nmap
Tool that displays your IP information from "ifconfig.co".
A simple tool to test internet stability.
PORTSCANNER is a simple Python program with GUI that allows users to check whether a given port is open on a specified IP address. The program uses socket programming to establish a connection to the specified port, and displays a message indicating whether the port is open or closed.
This is a simple Flask application for sending Wake-on-LAN (WOL) packets to wake up computers on your local network. I created this project to provide a web interface for waking up devices remotely.
🏎 MASS & FAST FTP CHECKER
OpenEye is a network monitoring tool that keeps track of your internet speed and devices on your LAN.
a mini port scanner i made a while back
NETWORKSCANNER is a simple Python network scanner that allows users to scan for devices on their network.
The Port Scanner project is a Python script that allows users to scan for open ports on one or multiple target IP addresses. It utilizes sockets to check the connectivity of specified ports, aiding in network analysis and cybersecurity assessments.
An assistant for every back-end developer.
Helps you solve common network issues and has other network-related tools.
Yet Another Wake-on-Lan magic packet generator
📡 A basic CLI port scanner uses Python's socket module.
Kafka Up and Running for Network DevOps
nginx-style network configuration
A simple network scanner used for mapping networks.
This Python module performs reverse DNS lookups using DNS over HTTPS (DoH) specifically with IPv4 addresses. The project leverages the Quad9 DoH service and incorporates caching and logging functionalities for efficient and robust lookups.
Cat-Net is a "Swiss Army Knife" in the handle of you network developers!
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