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Icon 0.root.link 310 2004”N1ŒŽ1“ú [01:25:00] http://www.root-servers.org/

Icon bind-9.11.10-os2-20190822.zip 52,416,566 2019”N8ŒŽ22“ú [17:17:56] Bind v9.11.10 for OS/2 & eComStation. Bind v9.11.x will be supported for longer than Bind v9.12.xx. BIND (Berkeley Internet Name Domain). See included readme.os2 for requirements. Requires the latest libc/libcn0/libcx0. From Paul Smedley.

Icon bind-9.11.12-os2-20191023.zip 56,941,605 2019”N10ŒŽ23“ú [16:55:30] Bind v9.11.12 for OS/2 & eComStation. Bind v9.11.x will be supported for longer than Bind v9.12.xx. BIND (Berkeley Internet Name Domain). See included readme.os2 for requirements. Requires the latest libc/libcn0/libcx0. From Paul Smedley.

Icon cjb-ipforwarder_os2.zip 40,021 2000”N12ŒŽ26“ú [20:57:00] dynamic ip forwarder for www.cjb.net services

Icon country_codes.txt 5,713 2004”N4ŒŽ28“ú [11:32:12] TLD Country Codes. - Link

Icon ddup-301.zip 75,708 2000”N11ŒŽ9“ú [11:47:36] DDUP client v3.0.1 for DynDNS.ORG with NIC 2.0 support

Icon ddup3os2.zip 45,495 2000”N11ŒŽ6“ú [10:30:02] DDUP 3.0.1 for OS/2

Icon dhcp-3.0.5-os2-preview1.txt 2,227 2007”N1ŒŽ2“ú [12:30:46] OS/2 port of ISC DHCP v3.05 (Preview) notes.

Icon dhcp-3.0.5-os2-preview1.zip 733,493 2007”N1ŒŽ2“ú [17:19:36] OS/2 port of ISC DHCP v3.05 (Preview). Includes DHCP server, DHCP client, and DHCP relay agent. From Paul Smedley.

Icon dhcp-3.1-esv-os2.zip 672,139 2011”N3ŒŽ2“ú [16:25:00] OS/2 port of ISC DHCP Server v3.1. From glass.

Icon dhcp-3.1-esv.tar.gz 797,454 2010”N3ŒŽ29“ú [18:41:42] ISC DHCP Server v3.1 codebase. From glass.

Icon dhcp-3.1-esv_glass_os2.patch 9,250 2010”N12ŒŽ8“ú [18:41:44] ISC DHCP Server v3.1 OS/2 patchs. From glass.

Icon dhcp-client-preview2.zip 264,119 2009”N4ŒŽ19“ú [06:03:48] ISC's DHCP client v3.1.2 for OS/2. We have tried to make this version compatible with IBM's old version - which should make it work even when configured from MTPS and TCP/IP. Should work out of the box for most situations. If your network requires special configuration, please read all of ISC docs (original man pages included), and change dhclient.conf to your needs. Only tested on eComstation 1.2 and 2.0 (RC's) but it should work on OS/2 4.52, and might work on earlier versions of OS/2. The initial port of the ISC package was done by Ken Ames, who passed on his patches to me. The configuration appplication and packaging (ie everything but dhclient.exe) is done by Yoda, who used Soren Agers TCP/IP libraries. Requires libc063.dll and gcc433.dll. Compiled with GCC v4.3.3. Ported by Paul Smedley.

Icon disdns.zip 5,264 1999”N2ŒŽ25“ú [15:13:30] disdns speeds net access by bypassing DNS

Icon dlint1.4.0-readme.txt 6,813 2000”N11ŒŽ19“ú [17:49:48] Dlint v1.4.0 readme.

Icon dlint1.4.0.tar.gz 23,007 2000”N11ŒŽ19“ú [16:51:36] Dlint v1.4.0 DNS Zone Checker. Requires DIG v2.1 or greater and Perl v5.xx or greater. - Link

Icon dns-paper-originit.zip 199,803 2001”N9ŒŽ17“ú [12:25:08] Anton Holleman wrote this paper clarifying why correct use of the DNS is good for the net. PDF File.

Icon dns-recursion121605_pdf.zip 41,490 2005”N12ŒŽ24“ú [14:44:56] The Continuing Denial of Service Threat Posed by DNS Recursion. US-CERT.

Icon dnsalias-net.zip 68,467 2004”N1ŒŽ25“ú [12:09:54] OS/2 updater for dyndns.org domains. An improved version of Dennis Peterson's rxdyndns.zip. This version both updates and disables your current IP at dyndns.org domains. Requires OS/2 v4.x, Wseb (probably other versions too). From Bruce Dudley.

Icon dnsos2.zip 4,263 1995”N12ŒŽ19“ú [13:41:52] REXX Program to help setup OS/2 DNS 95/12/19. Takes a HOST_name=IN_Address kind of file and it generates the NAMED.DOM & many NAMED???.REV ans INCLUDE files for every SUBNET defined in the first HOST to IP address file.

Icon dns_pdf.zip 260,448 2003”N8ŒŽ30“ú [18:57:34] Securing an Internet Name Server. CERTƒD Coordination Center. Allen Householder, CERT/CC. Brian King, CERT/CC. In collaboration with Ken Silva, Verisign. Based in part on a presentation originally created by Cricket Liu. August 2002. PDF File.

Icon dproxy-nexgen.zip 76,698 2006”N8ŒŽ13“ú [17:47:34] dproxy is a small caching name server (DNS) for use between Local Area Networks and the internet. dproxy-nexgen is a rewrite of the core of dproxy that is faster with lighter resources. Requires libc061.dll. Ported by Paul Smedley. - Link

Icon dtdns-upd1.zip 33,441 2004”N7ŒŽ26“ú [23:43:54] Command line DTDNS dynamic dns updater for OS/2 and Win32. Very small. Tested with OS/2 Warp 4.0. From Alexander Grotewohl.

Icon ducpm_1-1.zip 42,675 2003”N1ŒŽ2“ú [22:09:34] Dynamic Update Client for PM ver 1.1 (2003”N01ŒŽ02“ú). A client program to register a computer connected to the internet to a DNS (Domain Name Server, regardless of it's non-constant IP address. This Service is provided by NO-IP.COM. Requires OS/2 Warp or later. Packaged etc by Martin Iturbide. From Markus Noller.

Icon dyndns3.zip 43,072 2007”N1ŒŽ27“ú [21:06:22] Dynamic DNS Agent for DynDNS.org. This program lets you host a web server (or FTP, SMTP, etc.) without having a static IP address; i.e., the IP address of your server is established via DHCP. Your server can be behind a firewall router performing NAT (network address translation). This program is explicitly written to use the dynamic DNS service at "http://www.dyndns.org". Requires OS/2 Warp 4 or later, any eCS. Replaces DYNDNS2.ZIP. From Patrick J. Gleason. Link

Icon dyndnsupd10.zip 16,896 2009”N9ŒŽ20“ú [15:26:58] Gets the external IP address, checks it against the given host, and updates dyndns.org if necessary. From David Azarewicz.

Icon dyndnsupd10_.zip 21,158 2007”N7ŒŽ3“ú [12:49:24] Gets the external IP address, checks it against the given host, and updates dyndns.org if necessary. From David Azarewicz.

Icon easydns2.zip 41,714 2007”N1ŒŽ27“ú [21:10:34] Dynamic DNS Agent for EasyDNS.com. This program lets you host a web server (or FTP, SMTP, etc.) without having a static IP address; i.e., the IP address of your server is established via DHCP. Your server can be behind a firewall router performing NAT (network address translation). This program is explicitly written to use the dynamic DNS service at "http://www.easydns.com". Requires OS/2 Warp 4 or later, any eCS. Replaces EASYDNS.ZIP. From Patrick J. Gleason. Link

Icon gnudip2.zip 25,711 2005”N5ŒŽ17“ú [05:18:54] Gnu DIP Client, A simple rexx script for register your Ip address to GnuDIP DNS dynamic server. Only tested on dyndns.it Requires OS/2 or eCS, 1.0 rxsock.dll, md5rx.dll (included) v0.4. From Leo Pedone.

Icon inadyn_196.zip 94,137 2005”N9ŒŽ20“ú [02:34:14] INADYN is a dynamic DNS client. That is, it maintains the IP address of a host name. It periodically checks whether the IP address stored by the DNS server is the real current address of the machine that is running INADYN. dyndns.org (in all three flavors: dynamic, static, custom), freedns.afraid.org, zoneedit.com,no-ip.com, supports access via http proxy. Requires OS/2, TCP/IP 32BIT. Replaces inadyn_186.zip. From Alex Samorukov. - Link

Icon jip_dyn_0.95.zip 2,027,162 2007”N9ŒŽ28“ú [21:17:56] Host your own web site. JIP is a script that can update the IP number of your computer at a dns service provider, such that your domain is kept upto date. Requires OS/2, eComStation, any OS with Java, Java 1.4 or better (JRE or SDK). From bashiro.

Icon jip_gen_0.95.zip 2,031,737 2007”N9ŒŽ28“ú [21:18:16] Host your own web site. JIP is a script that can update the IP number of your computer at a dns service provider, such that your domain is kept upto date. Requires OS/2, eComStation, any OS with Java, Java 1.4 or better (JRE or SDK). From bashiro.

Icon kipcfg010.zip 57,253 2011”N2ŒŽ23“ú [00:12:26] kipcfg v0.1.0. Very Simple DHCP Client. Supports multiple interfaces. Supports to allocate IP address only. Requires OS/2 Warp, TCP/IP v4.3. From KO Myung-Hun.

Icon kipcfg011.zip 59,065 2011”N3ŒŽ1“ú [19:51:34] kipcfg v0.1.1. Very Simple DHCP Client. Supports multiple interfaces. Supports to allocate IP address only. Requires OS/2 Warp, TCP/IP v4.3. From KO Myung-Hun.

Icon no-ip1.zip 43,553 2007”N2ŒŽ1“ú [12:57:22] Dynamic DNS Agent for No-IP, lets you host a web server (or FTP, SMTP, etc.) without having a static IP address; i.e., the IP address of your server is established via DHCP. Your server can be behind a firewall router performing NAT (network address translation). This program is explicitly written to use the dynamic DNS service at "http://www.no-ip.com". Requires OS/2 Warp 4 or later, any eCS. Replaces NO-IP.ZIP. From Patrick J. Gleason.

Icon pdns-2.9.4.tar.gz 573,959 2003”N1ŒŽ22“ú [23:30:58] PowerDNS v2.9.4 Nameserver is a modern, advanced and high performance authoritative-only nameserver. It is written from scratch and conforms to all the relevant DNS standards documents. Supports the following database's: MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle 8i, Oracle 9i, IBM DB2, any ODBC datasource on Windows 2000/XP, including Microsoft SQLServer. Unix/Win32 GPL Sources. - Link

Icon rfc2870.txt 21,686 2000”N6ŒŽ26“ú [18:27:18] Root Name Server Operational Requirements

Icon tzolkin.zip 42,021 2007”N1ŒŽ27“ú [21:37:12] Dynamic DNS Agent for TZO. This program lets you host a web server (or FTP, SMTP, etc.) without having a static IP address; i.e., the IP address of your server is established via DHCP. Your server can be behind a firewall router performing NAT (network address translation). This program is explicitly written to use the dynamic DNS service at "http://www.tzo.com". Requires OS/2 Warp 4 or later, any eCS. From Patrick J. Gleason. Link

Icon zeupd09.zip 390,807 2005”N2ŒŽ25“ú [02:04:24] zonedit dns update. Program to update the dynamic dns provider zoneedit so that a web server etc can be run from a dynamic IP Address. Requires OS/2 eCS, B64 (base 64 encoder/decoder) included, rxu.dll included. Replaces zeupd082.zip. From Ken Laurie.

Icon zoneedit.zip 40,778 2007”N2ŒŽ17“ú [11:43:12] Dynamic DNS Agent for ZoneEdit ,lets you host a web server (or FTP, SMTP, etc.) without having a static IP address; i.e., the IP address of your server is established via DHCP. Explicitly written to use the dynamic DNS service at "http://www.ZoneEdit.com". Requires OS/2 Warp 4 or later, any eCS. From Patrick J. Gleason