• Online Tools
  • WebSite Optimization remote access to your website
  • AnonWWW
  • Online network utilities
  • DNS stuff
  • Basic Dynamic DNS service http://yourname.dynserv.com
  • DynDNS
  • ZoneEdit dynamic DNS for your own domain name
• netstat
• Well Known Port Numbers
• Routers
• RATs - Remote Administration Tools
  • VNC Virtual Network Computing
  • tight VNC Windows server can make reverse call (vncviewer)
  • RealVNC
  • UltraVNC
  • SSL-Explorer web-based SSL VPN server
  • FreeNX
• HTTP - HyperText Transport Protocol
• CGI Common Gateway Interface
• ssh secure shell
• PuTTY Telnet/SSH Client for Windows
• wget
• fetchmail
• Apache Software Foundation (A Patchy server)
  • Apache docs
  • mod_ssl
  • Apache-SSL
  • OpenSSL
  • SSL 3.0 specification txt (Netscape)
  • SSL 3.0 specification html (Netscape)
  • TLS RFC 2246
  • Secure Socket Layer (MicroSoft)
• NetCat the tcp/ip Swiss Army knife
• Libwww - the W3C Protocol Library
• WEBMASTER in a nutshell (online book)

To access a VNC server behind a NAT:
start TightVNC client: vncviewer -listen
right click on TightVNC icon, select 'Add New Client', type in host name running the client
Then the server running under Windows makes a reverse call