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ipmiutil is an easy to use set of IPMI server management utilities. It can get/set sensor readings & thresholds, automate SEL management, do SOL console, etc. Supports Linux, Windows, BSD, Solaris, MacOSX. The only IPMI project tool that runs natively on Windows. See ipmiutil.sf.net for rpms, etc. (formerly called panicsel). It can run driverless in Linux for use on boot media or embedded environments.

...This program makes it possible to monitor the server while browsing the web or even while away from the computer entirely. The program sends a notification popup to the OS when the server is active with players and also plays a short beep audio clip to get your attention if you are away from the computer. By entering your ut player name into the program you can ensure the program will not be triggered by your presence on the server, so you can join the server and safely minimize until another player joins without worrying about missing the moment when they join the server.

...Use as a passive BGP looking glass for all possible VPNs and Internet. 3. Backend for some external monitoring and accounting system. BGPHist should be connected to the BGP route reflector as a client to get all routing updates. It does not have code to generate BGP update messages, it's only a listener.

Simple, quick'n'dirty Qt network traffic diagram. The software is provided as it is. Feel free to use it, modify it, run it, or even delete it from your PC. I don't care. Get this running via "qmake && make && ./qnd [iface]"

This is a Docsis cable modem diagnostic tool for Linux and FreeBSD, it can get information from Docsis 1.0 , 1.1 and 2.0 cable modems. It gathers information from the cable modem via SNMP and displays various cable parameters in real time.

Universal IP-traffic collector. Can gather data from Cisco IP Accounting / ipcad, Mikrotik, NSG, Revolution routers.

NET Seer - Network Exploration Tool is a tool that provides network administrator with an easy-to-use graphical tool to get an overview on their network with the computers within and the services they run.