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RouterX
a efficient tool that provides instant access to router settings.
RouterX is a simple and efficient tool that provides instant access to router settings. It automatically detects common router IPs such as 192.168.1.1 and 192.168.0.1, allowing users to open their router’s login page with a single click. RouterX eliminates the need for manual IP entry and supports multiple router models, making it easy for users to manage settings securely and effortlessly. -
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Opsview is an enterprise grade network, server and application monitoring tool. Features include Nagios® Core compatibility, distributed monitoring, flexible status views, data warehouse and reporting. Software available from: http://opsview.com/downloads
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OMPISpecto
OpenMPI tool for monitoring openMPI applications
Open MPI application monitoring (and steering) from a web-interface and a mobile device. -
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Monmaster is a web site and web application monitoring tool written in Python. You define pages, servers, tests, and applications, and Monmaster can test and restart apps. Notification of error and recovery status via email is available, as is a web UI
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