Search Results for "daemon tool"

Configurable tool which allows Java applications to be installed and controlled like native NT or Unix services. Includes fault correction software to automatically restart crashed or frozen JVMs. Critical when app is needed 24x7. Built for flexibility.

OpenSMART, the Open (System|Source) Monitoring And Reporting Tool, is a Open Source System Monitoring Software to monitor problems on your servers and to report some important data about your servers. It is somehow similar to Tivoli or OpenView.

This Solaris system monitoring tool allows to perform standard SAR activity reporting and NMON activity reporting. The NMON output can be imported with Excel or RRD to output simple and efficient graphs.

Mail Alert Simple Mailer is a simple command-line utility designed for IT administrators for sending e-mail from Microsoft Windows OS. It can be executed from command line, Windows batch file or PowerShell scripts. My main reason for writing this software was to handle events generated by Dell OpenManage Server Administrator (OMSA), APC PowerChute and Windows Events to send hardware status and alerts like temperature alerts, UPS battery status, powerline status and RAID controller alerts...

This is a tool that sits between opentherm thermostats, and a PC. The firmware talks to each thermostat, and reports via the serial port.

Nast is a packet sniffer and a LAN analyzer. It sniff packets and save data in files, checks NIC in promisc mode,build LAN hosts list, find a gw,performs a port scanning, catchs daemon banner etc... It also provides a GTK/ncurses interface.

The AIX:: name space plus more. Perl modules that deal with AIX specific issues. A slowly evolving EMC CLARiiON monitoring tool belongs to the "plus more" part.

py-rrdtool is a Python module provides an interface to RRDTool, the well known graphing/logging tool.

Autocheck is a distributed, extensively configurable, systems monitoring tool for unix'es written in Perl. It includes SMS and email notification and a lot of checks.