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OPTOSS NG-NetMS
OPTOSS Next Gen Network Management System (NG-NetMS)
Why to pay tens of thousands $$$ for your network management software? Get visibility into your networks and complex processes inside with NG-NetMS now! NG-NetMS is a new end-to-end network management platform for your Linux servers, Cisco, Juniper, HP and Extreme routers, switches and firewalls. NG-NetMS is precise, quick and efficient. It collects most complete information about the network inventory, topology, map of IPv4 addresses quickly and with minimum hassle. Most... -
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Core library for complex software project development. Features: semaphores, services, finite state machine, framework, utilities related to the middleware architecture and implementation.
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Log3 ("LogFree") is a FREE REAL-TIME LOG ANALYSER. It watches specified log files in real time and looks for certain entries. If one occurs it runs appropriate function connected to it. All of this fully configurable.
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Automated Security Tools (autosec) aims to provide automatic tools which network administrators may use to help check and test the security of their network.
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Stop vibe-debugging.AppSignal's MCP server hands Claude, Cursor, or Zed your real errors, traces, and the deploy that shipped them. AI writes the fix; you review the diff.
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