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Computer,Service,Network,Users,Document Attachment manager. With a Tree structure in PGSQL DBMS, Can manage One or more network.
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A network phisical mapping and switch scrypts generation system in PHP(Zend Framework)&MySQL -script generation for (just now) HP switches -physical network routes, from computer via switch to patchpanel
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Some example exercises about distributed systems in computer science. Some code examples for Java RMI, Java Server Socket and Peer to Peer Systems written in Java. Probably using the Hibernate framework and some other Java Technologies.
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WebHarder is very simple web-based file manager. Clients can manage own file storage via web interface. It will be optimized for computer academy.
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NES Open Switch
The 'NES Open Switch' network protocol stack.
The 'NES Open Switch' is a network protocol stack. It contains the protocol implementation required to run a networking device in a computer network. NES Open Switch supports various networking media as: Ethernet, SDH/Sonet, OTN and WDM. The supporting protocols for different media are being developed as individual modules in the stack. For example for Ethernet media support protocol modules like STP, CFM and LACP are present in the stack.
