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NFTP is a text-mode ftp client for (in alphabetical order): BeOS (Intel R4 and up), Digital Unix (Alpha), FreeBSD (Intel), Linux (Intel, SPARC), OS/2, Solaris (SPARC and Intel), Windows 95/NT.

Here `text-mode means that it runs in fullscreen mode or text window -- Command-line session on OS/2, Command Prompt on Windows 95/NT, console or xterm on Unix, Terminal on BeOS.

However, with version 1.50 the quasi-GUI version has appeared for OS/2. It looks much like textmode version, but utilizes native GUI menu, some dialog boxes, can be resized freely etc.

This does not mean of course that textmode version will be abandoned. X11 version (using Xlib) appeared in version 1.51. One of the main design concepts of NFTP is speed and effectiveness of text-mode keyboard interface. Everything can be done without mouse!

To clarify things a little, NFTP is not based on ncftp; neither on user interface nor on source code. The code is written from scratch (I have started the project in 1994, but NFTP was OS/2-only until Feb 1998).

Some ideas might seem to be common but still such ones are floating in the air, every decent FTP client should support things like directory caching and restarting transfers. Furthermore, NFTP user interface is quite different from ncftps. Name "NFTP" comes from somewhat ugly "New FTP client".

Personally, I think NFTP is one of the most advanced FTP clients in the Unix world (although you might disagree with my opinion, of course). Under Windows and OS/2, it stands aside as almost all FTP clients for these systems are GUI-based (unlike NFTP).

While GUI offers prettiness and ease of use for novices, textmode interface gives speed without sacrificing power (including speed of use when you learn key combinations). Besides, textmode interface makes possible the same interface on a variety of systems, including Unix.

MIB Smithy SDK project is a dynamic Tcl/Tk extension for developing your own SNMP management scripts and SMI conversion tools (with or without a GUI).
MIB Smithy SDK is based on the core library that MIB Smithy Professional and Standard are built upon, providing the user an API with all of the internal capabilities of MIB Smithy (and benefits thereof) without the GUI.
Includes XML Import support and built-in MIB validation so an external MIB compiler isnt needed (MIB Smithy SDK is its own compiler).
Main features:
- Linked to the Tcl "Stubs" Library so it will work with Tcl 8.1 or later
- Imports SMIv1 MIB Modules (RFCs 1065, 1155, 12122, 1215)
- Imports SMIv2 MIB Modules (RFCs 2576, 2578, 2579, 2580)
- Imports COPS-PR-SPPI PIB Modules (RFC 3159)
- Includes over 200 IETF and IANA standard MIB modules
- ALL information from MIB definitions is available via the APIs -- not just a tiny subset provided by an external compiler.
- Import modules from XML or SMI format directly (no external compiler needed).
- Provides both read and write access to MIB definitions, rather than read-only access provided by similar extensions.
- Full support for even the most obscure areas of the SMI that similar extensions lack.
- Duplicate record names are not a problem with the SDKs flexible search algorithm.
- Ability to create custom compiler output formats
- SNMPv1, SNMPv2 and SNMPv3 Management APIs with Authentication and Privacy
- Provides both blocking and non-blocking/callback modes for request processing
- Unlimited number of concurrent SNMP Sessions
- Unlimited number concurrent SMI Databases for isolating MIBs for different agents/projects.
- Unlimited number of MIB files/modules in each database
- Each session can be configured to use its own SMI Database or the default.
- Built-in Compiler/Validation API
- Configurable output channel for compiler messages
- Automatic SMI syntax checking and error correction
- Over 560 MIB Validation checks performed to ensure SMI compliance
- Integrated with MOODSS, a popular general-purpose open-source monitoring environment.
- Includes an optional Scotty/TNM Compatiblity Module providing support for most of its "mib" and "snmp" APIs.
- SNMPv3/USM Key Generation, Localization and KeyChange interfaces - NEW!
- More to come... Need a feature? Let us know!
Command-Line Tools:
- rfc2mib - Extract MIB and ASN.1 modules from RFC documents
- micheck - MIB validation/cross-checking tool.
- snmpget - Send SNMP Get Requests
- snmpnext - Send SNMP Get-Next Requests
- snmpwalk - Perform a Get-Next walk an given MIB subtree or entire agent
- snmpset - Send SNMP Set Requests
- snmpbulk - Send SNMP Get-Bulk Requests
- snmpinform - Send SNMPv2/v3 Inform Requests
- snmptrap - Send SNMP Traps
- snmptrapd - SNMP Trap/Notification monitor/daemon
- mibinfo - Query MIB/PIB module properties from the command line
These tools are provided in the form of fully-functional sample Tcl scripts to help get you started in creating your own. They may be freely modified and redistributed (see scripts for details), though all but rfc2mib do require MIB Smithy SDK to function. (Note: you can also download the rfc2mib.tcl script separately from the Free Stuff area.)
Platforms Supported:
- Microsoft Windows (95, 98, NT, 2000, XP)
- FreeBSD (4.3 or compatible)
- Linux (Red Hat 7.3 or compatible)
- Solaris 2.7+ (SPARC)
- MacOS X 10.3.5+
- Other platforms are negotiable. Contact sales to discuss options.