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Unattended installation of several Linux(kickstart,preseed,autoyast) and Windows(2000,XP,2003,2003R2,Vista,7,8,,10,112008,2012,2016,2019,2022,2025). Features: inventory, software management, dhcp-ldap, dns-ldap, php-ssh, syslog-ng, rsyslog, switch managment, ldap browser, pxe manager, central cron management, license management, guacomole integration.
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teemIP - CMDB & DDI solution
teemIP : Open source IPAM & DDI solution with CMDB integration.
teemIP is an open source, web-based IP Address Management (IPAM) and DDI solution built on the iTop framework. It provides comprehensive IP management: IPv4/IPv6 plan management, subnet hierarchy, IP lifecycle, VLAN and DNS/DHCP integration. teemIP is now maintained by the teemIP SAS founding team: Christophe Naud (original creator), Martin de Laval and Quentin Ville. The company is being officially incorporated in July 2026. The project remains open source under AGPL... -
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PHP front end to RRDTool, networking inventory system, network management system utilizing AJAX and MySQL for search/database functions. ClearSite helps alleviate administration, by constantly updating and discovering data on its own!
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