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PHP Daemon & Frontend for Squid Web Proxy Server. Provides both User Based bandwidth Monitoring, and Squid Logfile Analysys. Allows users to generate graphs of traffic usage, based on many different factors.
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The phpMrtgAdmin is the flexible PHP-based web-tool for monitoring of MRTG-created graphs. Using the PHP this tool uses also some PEAR packages that might be download from the PEAR site. The current release contains all used PEAR packages.
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It collects the output of NagiosPlugins and generates graphs. Main features are: Getting values from nagios without patching, realtime graphing, automatic graphing of new services, easy to install
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Nessconnect is a GUI, CLI and API client for Nessus and Nessus compatible servers. With an improved user interface, it provides local session management, scan templates, report generation through XSLT, charts and graphs, and vulnerability trending.
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RoofTop is a network/systems monitoring (NSM) tool that leverages SNMP standards to deliver critical health and performance monitoring through device based reports and graphs, event notifications, alerts, and configurable alarm thresholds.
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TraffStats: network Traffic Statistic - is a monitoring and traffic analysis software, using SNMP to collect data from any enabled device. - has the ability to generate graphs (using jpgraph) with the option to compare and sum up different devices.
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[Project is no longer actively maintained] Unnoc is designed to integrate traffic graphs (RRDTool) with SNMP host checking and monitoring, uses native SNMP to monitor servers, WAPs, routers, and switches. Sends out alert emails and pages as well. Combination of php and perl
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Ruined stands for "Ruby Iptables Network Displayer". It outputs SVG graphs from an iptables configuration.
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This is a php script that draws the unit(s) you are monitoring with MRTG. Rather than digging through indexes to find your graphs you can click on the port of the unit and get them. Approx 175 units are supported. {7-26-2006}
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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.
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NINO is a network and system management solution to monitor your network, systems and applications: integrated, one tool for all. Features: SNMP, WMI, Service Response performance monitoring, graphs with zoom, topology view, events, reporting
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Extract SNMP information via PHP web interface to monitor and optionally create MRTG graphs for the following vendors: Lucent's LSMS, Bluecoat, Zoom Routers, Windows, Allot, Fortinet, Cyclades, RMON and any device that support standard MIB2 MIBS
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SICM - Simple Infrastructure Capacity Monitor. Written in Perl for Win32 & Linux. SICM monitors, graphs and alerts the capacity of devices using snmp, ping & custom modules. Runs 24*7, recording results for later reference via a menu-driven web browser.
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IP bandwidth monitoring system based on pcap. Highly configurable with low CPU usage. Output can be used with rrdtool to display graphs.
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MACTS is a traffic shaper that uses MAC addresses which are associated with users to classify traffic. This allows fair usage of bandwidth among many machines. Additionally, there is a stats monitor that can display text or generate graphs (CLI/CGI).
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Network Traffic Analyzer - accounts traffic on linux-based router using iptables output. Generates web pages with statistics and graphs.
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RJStats assists in network and host monitoring by creating many graphs of your servers using rrdtool. These graphs can be viewed using a web browser in any combination you would like to see them.
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FwPlatinum provides real time data analysis of CheckPoint FireWall-1 connection logs. Data is stored for up to 2 years, and is accessed by CGI generated graphs which can drill down to the specific time that you are interested in.
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Netflow analyzing tools : JXColl - collector for Netflow (or XML specified) data Analyzer - front-end application for providing an user interface and output (graphs, statistics, etc.)
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phpSAM is a tool written in PHP intended to handle the events logged by snort(snort.org) in MySQL. There is being worked on making graphs more intuitive. For an update on the progress, please do not hesitate to visit phpsam.sf.net
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Graph (Set of Vertices and Edges) Editor and Analyser. Can test new "algorithms" on graphs using this software. Done as a 6th Sem CSE, BE Project.
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Since Version 1.31 ipac-ng supports mysql. myIpac-ng-stats is a PHP based webfrontend that let you view statistics about your collected data. If the optional GD library support in PHP is enabled you can view nice graphs.
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Network Traffic Monitor (NTM) is an application to monitor your network usage. NTM allows you to have a detailed view on your network. You can have graphs about the bandwidth consumption as well as a numeric representation of your bytes used.
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Nagiostat parses performance-data from Nagios and generates graphs of trends over time. Nagiostat makes use of RRD-tool. It then generates graphs on-the-fly through a CGI-script and HTML-templates.
