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Tool To Help Support Engineer, Allows Remote Install UltraVNC on machines, so also manage local network equipment. In this first phase of the project is necessary to have administrator privileges on the machine to be administered, it is designed for companies or institutions with established domains. -
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Complete mail business rules processor and MTA. Also provides antivirus (ClamAV) and anti spam (Spamassassin) solutions. Based in Java and OSGI with Spring DM and MySQL data base for statistics. Can be easily extended.
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BizBiz is an open source browser based video conference, collaboration and learning tool which supports slideshows, webpage demonstration, synchronous pre-recorded video display, chat and lecturers live narration using webcamera provided video and a
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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Edufolio is a web-based LCMS providing Assessment tools, Calendar, Discussion forums, Email, Grading system, User access tracking/monitoring, and more. Flash Media Server for multimedia features such as conferencing, chat and A/V recording.
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