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Glances is an open source, cross-platform monitoring tool that aims to provide a significant amount of monitoring information through a curses or Web-based interface. Depending on the size of the user interface, this information can then dynamically adapt. Glances can work in client/server mode, and is also capable of remote monitoring. All systems statistics can be exported to files or external time/value databases. Glances gets information from your system through various libraries, and is based on an open architecture, so you can add new plugins or export modules.

Command line tool for PostgreSQL server activity monitoring. pg_activity is a PostgreSQL monitoring tool that provides real-time insights into database performance, helping database administrators manage and troubleshoot PostgreSQL instances.

The Open IPMI project aims to develop an open code base to allow access to platform information using Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI).

A Network Packet Sniffer developed in Python 3. Packets are disassembled as they arrive at a given network interface controller and their information is displayed on the screen. This application depends exclusively on the NETProtocols library (also developed and maintained by EONRaider) from version 2.0.0 and above and can be run by any Python 3.8+ interpreter.

...Equally, we didn't have the foresight or the money to purchase an snmp managed router, so we are unable to strip the traffic information from the router itself, rather we have to rely on the logging into our ISP, to discover if we are approaching the bandwidth limit. Bandwidth logger, runs a daemon that notes how much traffic is passing through your network interface. Bandwidth logger was written to install on a system using 'systemd' but can be configured to run under 'upstart'. An upstart script "/usr/share/bandwidth/bandwidth.upstart.conf" is included but will have to installed manually for those using 'upstart'.

Show devices in a lan. You can enter your known devices, in order to detect strange devices.

Gerix WiFi cracker is a Backtrack program to crack WiFi. The main advantage of this program is that it has a graphical user interface. So that even newbies can easily hack a WiFi without the need of any command line knowledge.

SANET is a Network Management System for experts. It provides Command Line Interface for detailed target configuration with its own DSL (not only SNMP) and web 2.0 interface to display network status and topology maps.

Sload is a console/terminal application which monitors network interface load of the remote device (by SNMP) in real time. Bandwidth Monitoring Tools For Linux (Requires Python 2.4 or later) UPDATE: good known alternative is "ifstat" http://gael.roualland.free.fr/ifstat/ Example of use: ifstat -b -i "FastEthernet0/19" -s public@172.18.216.1 It's possible to monitor multiple interfaces in the same time !

NTM Is a network traffic monitor for Linux (ubuntu, kubuntu, ecc). Characteristics: Integrate with linux NetworkManager; Autodisconnect when a threshold is reached; Day report; Console and Gui interface (gtk); Not need root privilege;

RIFSNIFF lets you capture packets over a remote host's interface, running server application, and read them from a virtual TUN/TAP interface on the client host. Packets are sent as the payload of a plain TCP session.

Ereshkigal is an autossh tunnel monitor. It gives a user interface to monitor existing SSH tunnel that are managed with autossh.

Python3 bindings for AgentX extension of snmpd part of Net-SNMP project. C code is loosely based on python-agentx project codebase.

Cislog is a syslog server that specifically targets Cisco devices and their implementation of the syslog protocol. It consists of a Django web interface and a syslog listener with a database between them.

Syslog Collector listen for syslog messages and parse them following some regular expressions. It then increment some counters which are exposed through SNMP Agent-X interface

OpenVPN-Status is a web interface that manage who is connected to your OpenVPN server. It connects to the management OpenVPN server, and try to give status of all connections in the real time. It has been developed using modpython.

pydog initiates execution of programs specified in a yaml formatted configuration file and tracks program execution status through an interactive web interface.

A web interface to manage ip pools. It allow you to manage ip pools for internal (for a physical site, equipments inventory) or external (for customers, with historic managment) usage. It also have multiple right access level.

pymon is an open source network and process monitoring solution implemented in python. The interface and conifiguration is designed to be easily and rapidly deployed, saving on time and overhead often associated with other monintoring solutions

ipvsman is a ncurses GUI for the ipvs linux loabalancer. ipvsmand is a multithreaded lifekeeping daemon. This all-in-one solution makes it easy to steer ipvs in realtime with additional robust service lifekeeping.

A network monitor for the GNOME desktop. Includes overview of processes communicating on the network (similar to top for cpu load), network interface statistics, network statistics overview and iptables log analyzer.

tpg-bandwidth is an easy to use utility that returns the current bandwidth usage and free bandwidth for TPG Australia connections. In the future it will include a refreshable graphic interface and support for account monitoring (credit, etc).

Rembassy is a server monitoring architecture that attempts to be easy to adapt and extend. Includes web interface, flexible and easy APIs to build plugins, historic data of state changes and much more.

CoyoteMonitoring is a Zope-based web interface for managing NetFlow Collectors, data, and graphs. Inspired by Cacti's capabilities with SNMP, CoyoteMonitoring aims to provide rich and useful features for organizations requiring NetFlow management.

This project has been renamed "pycopia", and extended. This is no longer maintained. Pycopia is hosted at Google code hosting. Please go to: http://code.google.com/p/pycopia/