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DSLstats
A program for monitoring a DSL connection
The purpose of this program is to monitor the state of an ADSL or VDSL2 connection. It works with DSL routers using Broadcom chipsets, which have a fully functional telnet interface with access to the Broadcom CLI. It also supports some Thomson/Technicolor routers via their custom CLI, but some of the features of the program are not available for these models. All of the data is obtained from the CLI via telnet. Data is displayed in graphical form, and also can be seen in raw telnet CLI format. -
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Hey. At work it was necessary to create a tool to monitor servers and computers, which must always be online. For these purposes the MassPinger was created. It supports many groups and many computers in groups. CrossPlatform (for Linux compiled but untested), written in Lazarus. Sources available on homepage.
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