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When the sun dropped low over the adobe roofs of Old Kera, the market at Fillmyzilla swelled into a river of lantern light and bartered secrets. Stalls unfurled like bright sails — jars of saffron, bolts of woven night, silver filigree, and small glass vials of ink black as a raven's wing. At the heart of that luminous tide sat a figure wrapped in a cobalt robe embroidered with constellations: the Sultan of Fillmyzilla.

Not everything in Fillmyzilla had been lost and could be easily found. Some things were stubbornly gone: an apology never spoken, a friendship burned to embers, a promise broken during a night of fear. For these, the Sultan asked for different prices. He asked for time spent on the mend: a year of visiting the stall once a month to whisper to the object of repair, or ten small acts of kindness performed without acknowledgement. He believed that restoration required reciprocity; that objects bore the shape of the care they received. Fillmyzilla.com Sultan

When at last the Sultan decided to close his stall, he did so with the same deliberation with which he had chosen each repair. He left the brass-and-glass contraption in the stall’s center and wrote one last entry in his ledger: “For those who come next, remember to ask not only what was lost, but why.” He left Fillmyzilla as he had always arrived: with a small bag of essentials, a map drawn in a child’s crayon scrawl, and a sky of constellations stitched into his robe. When the sun dropped low over the adobe

There were occasional skeptics who accused him of trickery. A merchant once demanded that the Sultan prove his power by restoring a broken musical box whose tune belonged to a woman who had left the city years earlier. The Sultan agreed and asked the merchant to return the following fortnight with the box and a single thing that smelled of the sea. The merchant scoffed but complied. On the appointed day, the Sultan wound the box and handed it back. It played a tune the merchant knew, but beneath it, threaded lightly, came a counter-melody: the sound of gulls and damp rope. The merchant wept and said nothing more. Not everything in Fillmyzilla had been lost and

One winter, a drought of memories came — not a scarcity of requests, but a silence in what people brought. The market classes thinned and the Sultan found his ledger growing dusty. He realized that Fillmyzilla's work — making lost things returnable — had an expiration: when a community learns to repair itself, some kinds of dependence fade. The Sultan did not mourn. He accepted these cycles like tides and set himself a new task: teaching.

Word of Fillmyzilla spread like incense. Travelers came with pockets full of regrets; scribes with half-written chronicles sought endings; emperors heard the rumor and sent envoys with clay tablets bearing royal decrees to be made whole again. The Sultan accepted only what he could carry in his heart and leave behind without starving his own memories. He would not be bought by gold, though he kept an old silver coin in a glass dish as a reminder he could not turn away from everyone.

This firewall (Netdefender) is made by Sudhir Mangla and Rajender Singh (from India, Faridabad ) as Final year project in our B.E. Course at Lingaya's Institute of Management & Technology.

For any of your comments, suggestions and queries Please mail me (Sudhir Mangla) at

Information :

We have use the driver as describe in an article in codeproject.com. Code Project/Internet ∓mp; Network - Developing Firewall for Windows 2000/XP by Jesús O.
at the URL : http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/drvfltip.asp . You should read this article.
And can download the code of Driver from there.

Terms and Conditions :
If any one wants to use these projects for his College projects and for commercial use first mail me at

You are free to use it and are welcome to do further work to improve It and add new features to it. It would be appreciated if you share your source code with me if you have added new features to it, But not required.

Project Report :
If you want to check the project report that I have submitted along with this project in my college then mail me at

Note: Project report is based on the initial version of the project i.e. Netdefender 1.0 but most of the material present in the report is still valid.

Change Log:

Version : (1.2)

New Features in Netdefender 1.2

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(version 1.2.1) (Download the sourcecode)

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(Version 1.5 ) (Download the source code and Complete Setup )

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It is free to use but if you really like it Help us doing further work on it Do so by making some donation.

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