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INFORMATION This program can be used for the following: - To collecting Cisco device information like: hostname, serial, model, IOS image, version, uptime, free memory (to CSV) - To enable the SCP service on the device (automaticly before file transfers) - To make a backup of the running-config and startup-config with SCP (with built-in MD5 hash comparison check) no TFTP/SFTP server needed. - To save the running-config to the startup-config (write memory) - To transfer a new image to the device with SCP (with built-in MD5 hash comparison check) - To change the boot target to the new image (boot system flash:/) It has got the following features: - Error handling - information and error logging to log file (Log will be appended) - information and error logging to CSV file (Log will be overwritten each run) - Transfers retry 3 times - MD5 checks after file transfers to be sure the file is transferred without problems

This is a Windows GUI application written in Python 2.7, used for Telnet and SSH into multiple Cisco Routers, Switches and Firewalls to send configuration commands. It will automate the tasks for Cisco network engineers and reduce the administrative overhead for repetitive tasks such as SNMP config, changing usernames, adding tacacs config etc. The application is very simple to use, with sample commands and hosts files saved inside, it's doesn't provide inter-active session, but it will do all the work silently and provide you with the sessions log.

Config-dhcpd is a GUI tool to configure DHCPd, it currently generates a configuration, but does not control the daemon. It should work on any recent linux distribution.

Parse through Cisco IOS-style configurations and retrieve portions of the config using a variety of query methods. Note: starting January 2010, we have moved development to http://bitbucket.org/mpenning/ciscoconfparse/. Please update your hyperlinks.

A CLI for managing Nagios config files. It allows for creation, deletion and modification of object definitions within a set of config files, while preserving original file comments and layout. Quickly script your own wizard or web interfaces.

Started as part of the Google Summer of Code 2005, this tool adjusts security settings on Linux systems, including firewall and SELinux policies. This tool aims to replace the system-config-securitylevel tool from Red Hat and Fedora Core systems.