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The tool offers you end-to-end views of your server environment and can save you significant money in operation monitoring by predicting utilization bottlenecks in your virtualized environment. You can also generate policy-based alerts, capacity reports and load forecasts. The product supports these virtualization platforms: - IBM Power Systems - VMware - Nutanix - Proxmox - Huawei FusionCompute - OracleVM - Oracle Solaris LDOM, CDOM and Global Zone - oVirt / RedHat...

Sendpage sends alphanumeric messages to pagers or SMS phones. The server dials paging centrals or SMS centers, and communicates via the TAP or UCP protocol. Sendpage runs as an SNPP daemon with queue-management, multiple modems, and email notification.

sarPplot simple application which takes output of atsar application and put it into Gnuplot config files , kind of useful on server boxes for performance analyze . cpu,process load,disk,disk-partition,memory & swap,paging & swapping, and many others...

Package consists of 3 scripts (Perl+Bash) highly scalable that all RMAN and your site specific parms (backup dir etc) can be supplied through a .ini file. Includes .ppt and video demo, also refer some details here padmavyuha.blogspot.com

Pscope is a process analyzer that delves deep into every proccess (PID) on a Linux system and provides details such as paging, memory, and CPU utilization. Used with a tool such as sar, pscope helps identify what pids correlate to system usage.

Utilities enhance AMP, A@H, Asterisk and Cisco XML. Speed Dialing revised using web interface. Paging using custom meetme routines. Intercom by dialing 0 + Ext #. Browsing AMP's extensions on your phones LCD. Backup patch for Asterisk@Home maint screen.

kpage is an SMS paging utility for Kannel SMS/WAP gateway. It provides a simple command-line interface for sending messages and for reviewing the delivery status.

MRTG-PME is a set of performance monitoring extensions to MRTG that allow historical graphing of OS performance data (CPU, memory, paging, disk, etc.) for Linux, Solaris and BSD. With no SNMP required, PME is arguably more secure than standard MRTG.