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Release Schedule Changed

After much consideration, I've decides to put the weekly developer release on hold for a while. Releases will be made when code changes warrent it. Nightly CVS snapshots will be available at http://perlstalker.amigo.net/networkwatchman/Packages/snapshots/.

Posted by Randy Smith 2004-02-22

Network Watchman 0.10 Released

We are pleased to announce NetworkWatchman 0.10.
Note: This is a development release.

New in this version:

o Minor bug fix to ipcart/delete display.

o Finally added start and stop images for the data collector control.

o Added internal bookmarks.

Looking forward:

o Finish up the graphing support for SNMP enabled devices.

o More work on the monitor backend.

o User management from within the interface.

Upgrade Note:... read more

Posted by Randy Smith 2004-02-08

Developer Release Delayed

The 0.10 developer release is being delayed due to a minor snafu with CVS. 0.10 should be released in the next day or so.

Posted by Randy Smith 2004-02-07

Network Watchman 0.9 Released

We are pleased to announce NetworkWatchman 0.9.
Note: This is a development release.

New in this version:

o Add support for SNMP enabled routers. Graphing support is available
but not well tested.

o Added the beginnings of Nagios support.

Looking forward:

o Finish up the graphing support for SNMP enabled devices.

o More work on the monitor backend.

o More user features such as bookmarks and user management from within
the interface.... read more

Posted by Randy Smith 2004-01-31

Weekly release delayed

The weekly developer release scheduled for Friday, Jan. 23 will be postponed due to issues with the SourceForge CVS server. (See https://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=2352&group_id=1#1074819096 for details.)

The weekly developer release will return next week (Jan. 30) with Version 0.9.

Posted by Randy Smith 2004-01-23

Network Watchman 0.8 Released

Network Watchman 0.8 Released

We are pleased to announce NetworkWatchman 0.8.
Note: This is a development release.

New in this version:

o Shiny new interface. Eric hacked up a very nice new look and feel
for the web interface.

Looking forward:

We are working on handling generic SNMP enabled routers and Nagios
integration.

Thank you for your interest in Network Watchman.
Randy Smith (PerlStalker)

Posted by Randy Smith 2004-01-16

Network Watchman 0.7 Released

Network Watchman 0.7 Released

We are pleased to announce NetworkWatchman 0.7.
Note: This is a development release.

New in this version:

o Added IP collition detection when adding and editing subnets.

Project News:

#networkwatchman IRC channel on irc.freenode.net is now open. Come
and talk about the watchman.

Thank you for your interest in Network Watchman.
Randy Smith (PerlStalker)

Posted by Randy Smith 2004-01-09

Network Watchman 0.6 Released

We are pleased to announce NetworkWatchman 0.6.
Note: This is a development release.

New in this version:

o Added an SNMP_Device class.
- This class allows provides some basic functionality
for devices that use SNMP.
- Provides means to follow interfaces if they move around the MIB.
o Added (partial) support for Alvarion radios.
o Changes to how library modules are loaded.
o Added a favicon.

Project News:... read more

Posted by Randy Smith 2004-01-02

Network Watchman 0.5 Released

We are pleased to announce the release of Network Watchman 0.5. This is a development release.

In this version:
- Many bug fixes to the IP Address Chart.
- Faster response time in all device lists and the IP Address Chart

Posted by Randy Smith 2003-12-26

Network Watchman 0.4 Released

We are pleased to announce NetworkWatchman 0.4.
Note: This is a development release.

New in this version:

o IP Address Chart
- The IP chart is now usable.
- Improved performance when viewing subnets.

o User settings
- Users can now change their password from within the UI.

o Data Collector
- It is now possible to control data-collectord from within the UI.

o Placeholders
- Placeholders can now be added, deleted, modified and changed to different devices.... read more

Posted by Randy Smith 2003-12-19