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The Amenetet Monitoring Service monitors remote services which register with it, heart beats are used in both directions to monitor the health of remote services. Remote services maintain a lease with Amentet and renew that lease regularly. Amentet then pings back to the remote service to monitor its health. Remote Services can monitor multiple objects internally, when "pinged" by Amentet, if any of these objects has disappeared an exception is thrown back with the list of missing objects. Amentet will store events in a local Db which can be viewed using the Web interface and as events occur alerts will be raised which can be sent to SNMP Trap daemon and/or SMTP and/or SMS. ...

...Allows you to run multiple Unix commands on multiple servers simultaneously. Captures your network traces (on the port/ports and interface/interfaces of your choice) and at at a click of a button copies them back to your desktop opening. Remotely monitor your servers in a real time dashboard displaying CPU and RAM. Access your servers; this release is integrated with the following 3rd party tools: Remote Desktop (RDP), PuTTY(included) , WinSCP (included) and Wireshark (separate download). Bandwidth and system monitoring. Secure login csv fields encryption MS Windows XP/Vista/7 Linux Red Hat, SUSE, Ubuntu (Debian) [Raanan Zion]

This is a simple java program designed to monitor any Urban Terror Server and report back on the current map, active players, current scores, and pings of players. This does not require recon privileges, since most players do not have this level of access. The motivation for its creation was to eliminate the need to wait around on a server waiting for other players to join. This program makes it possible to monitor the server while browsing the web or even while away from the computer entirely. ...

This software is a very simple network analyzer. When you click the start button, it will send a configurable stream of UDP packets to a host. (The receiving host is then required to echo all the packets back to the sender, which can be easily done via iptables rule under linux). Once the eched packets arrives back to the sender, the analyzer will calculate all the related statistics like, packet loss, jitter throughput etc... NOTE: in order to receive the echo packets you must configure the receiving host to echo the incoming packets. ...

...The IP-Port Analyzer has many customizable features so this tool will adapt to your needs. Feel free to comment and help me debug and enhance this software. I'm doing this has a way to get back into programming and trying to stay up to date on it as well. *** REQUIREMENTS *** - JAVA 1.6 (JRE or JDK)

A metering and charge-back mechanism based on real time pricing (RTP) for the cloud services. This project caters to the need of a dynamic pay-per-use model in the cloud environment.

This project is an implementation of the Sip Back-to-Back User Agent. The B2BUA acts as a user agent to both ends of a Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) call.

A Project on Data Management for sensor networks. Integration with back-end systems such as web-based information systems, process control, and enterprise software. Solves the deployment, data sharing and management problem of sensor networks.

NetFlow statistics backend collector using MySQL database and a graphical frontend client with Enterprise level features and scalability. Written in Java and compatible with other popuplar NetFlow back-end collectors such as flowtools.

Software load balancer. Accepts connections and distributes them to an array of back end servers. Unique/advanced features include integrated testing of back end servers and optional termination of client connections to misfunctioning servers.

The purpose of SNX is to have a modular series of components that report back to a central repository and 'AI' for pattern recognition and anomoly detection. This is to help with IDS systems, and to move to the next generation of security.

MailPing monitors SMTP mail hubs and relays from a user's point of view by sending SMTP messages to the servers that it monitors, looking for the messages to come back (and notifies if they don't), and calculates round trip times.