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CGI-Telnet Hits: 8 ***** 0.0 Webtools Hits: 12 ***** 0.0 CommandLiner Hits: 7 ***** 0.0 BIRDSEYE Network & Server Information Script Hits: 8 ***** 0.0 CGI-Telnet allows you to Webtools is a suite of CommandLiner lets you execute This rather simple script execute commands on your Web internet utilities including UNIX shell commands within provides you and/or your Server. It is a useful tool DNS Query, Finger, Host, NS your browser. Without a readers the ability to run if you don't have Lookup, Ping, Traceroute, Telnet account for your common diagnostic commands telnet/shell access to your Whois (works with these 117 server. Includes predefined such as ping, finger, server. It is very easy to top level domains), lookups of the paths to the traceroute, & whois. It install and configure. It Spamresolve, and HTTP. most important programs on has built-in safeguards to runs on both Unix and   UNIX servers (WHOIS, Finger, prevent outside hacking Windows NT. Features   Traceroute, Perl, compilers). attempts and runaway include: File Transfers -     processes from happening. Upload and Download Files,       Command Timeouts -       Automatically stop commands       after the specified timeout       period, Real-Time Output -       See the output of commands       as it is generated, Security       - Login required for running       commands, and Support for       Automatic logout.       Date: Feb, 23 2001 Date: Jan, 26 2000 Date: Sep, 28 1999 Date: Jul, 26 1999

The Commander Hits: 7 ***** 0.0 The Commander is a web-based       UNIX shell interface. From a       web browser, this script       allows you to run UNIX       commands on your web host       server (depending on the       permissions set by your       server administrator). This       is particularly useful if       your domain hosting provider       does not allow telnet       access. Using this script       may result in inadvertent       deletion of very important       files on your server. Use       extreme caution.       Date: Jul, 26 1999