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Logspout is a log router for Docker containers that runs inside Docker. It attaches to all containers on a host, then routes their logs wherever you want. It also has an extensible module system. It's a mostly stateless log appliance. It's not meant for managing log files or looking at history. It is just a means to get your logs out to live somewhere else, where they belong. For now it only captures stdout and stderr, but a module to collect container syslog is planned. Logspout is a very...

... to monitor hosts (PC, Server, NAS, Router, Switch and so on...) and to receive alerts when a host go down.

Control your traffic usage. These scripts currently support the o2 surf@home router II (which does'nt allow to track your traffic usage) only. The scripts consist of the backend, a gnome-applet and a mac-osx applet.

This perl script operates with the D-Link DI-764, DI-624 (and DI-614+) wireless routers to allow the logs to be pulled off of the router, and put into a local unix syslog facility.

A simple log viewer for Linksys WAP54G (and possibly other) Wireless Acess Points. The log viewer listens on a port (default the syslog port; UDP 514) for log packets from the router and dumps them to syslog, screen or file.

This project is to create a Linux based Router Configuration Management System for Cisco Routers (initially supporting router IOS 12.0+). The project was written in bash and perl scripting but has now been rewritten in Ruby, and makes use of Linux system

riman - Router Interface Monitor And Notify NOTE: riman development has ceased, since I discovered Nagios, which does pretty much everything I had in mind for riman :) riman is composed of perl and php scripts that monitor routers via snmp.

A tool for Multi-Router Traffic Graphing software, MRTG Spike Remover removes anomalous "spike" data from the MRTG logs in order to faciliatate reading the parts of the graph important to the surveyor, leaving out irrelevant data outliers.

trafanal monitors your complete network offering realtime statistics who sends/recvs how much packets/bytes from whom its a really good placed on a router, showing you who takes which bandwidth, and who made how much traffic

A set of simple shell scripts to query (via SNMP) any router in an enterprise network for a list of active ARP cache entries. These entries are then merged into a host table with timestamp of last seen entry.