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    Autotestnet is a network test frame, it provides GUI to setup/run test, internally it's based on CLI to communicate with devices. It is a kind of a script-free test platform, could be used without any script knowledge. It can help you to arrange test cases, setup commands to devices ,run commands to check results and record test results. It provides linux version(32bit and 64bit ) only right now, you can get appropriate file in v2.0 directory . Windows version is still on the way.
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    Integrated Development Environment for some microcontrollers based on 8051(e.g. AT89S8253). Supported languages are Assembly and C. It has its own simulator, assembler, editor and many other tools. See the project web site for more details and the newest updates.
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    HD DRiVE-iNFO

    HD DRiVE-iNFO

    HD DRiVE-iNFO displays hdd and advanced output at Windows command line

    ...Some customization options and plain output for easy/fast reading of your system status. It also displays number of advanced info for those that need/require it. Main features: Displays local hdd's, networked drives, cd/dvd/bluray's, usb connected devices. Also displays additional info from all these different storage devices (dvd layers, network write access, usb device detection, etc)
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    Tkined/Scotty

    Tkined/Scotty

    Tkined/Scotty is a graphical network monitoring package

    This is Tkined/Scotty, A small footprint, easy too use, graphical and command line network management tool. It can be used for: * Monitoring and warning of failures of reachability in network attached devices * Monitoring disk usage/cpu utilization/network utilization of configured devices * Receiving alerts of equipment failures from configured devices * Recording alerts, response times, etc into a database ### More complex tasks * send and receive custom ICMP packets * query the Domain Name System (DNS) * access UDP sockets * probe and use some selected SUN RPCs * send and receive SNMP messages (SNMPv1, SNMPv2C, SNMPv3) * write special purpose SNMP agents in Tcl * parse and access SNMP MIB definitions * schedule jobs that are to be done regularly * realize event driven programming on network maps
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    Ciscoback

    System for backup of network devices configuration.

    ...Process of backuping can be started automatically or manually. All network devices´s parameters, ways of communication and directory paths are loaded from single configuration file. Ciscoback is intended for Debian based GNU/Linux operating systems.
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    Fostering the development of self-made open design slate style handheld devices and associated software (Chalk Dust) targeting education. We welcome participants from a variety of disciplines including industrial design, electrical engineering, and educa
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    This is a tool to start dialup connections on different network devices (i.e. ISDN in Germany). With tkdial the user can choose an ISP from a list and start the connection.
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    A tool to manage configurations of network devices in CVS, such as Cisco routers and switches, 3COM equipment, and more. Uses a combination of perl and TCL to extract configuration, and dump into a repository. Modules are easily written to support new d
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    A device server inteded for (but not limited to) use with 3D input devices (like dynasight, Polhemus FASTRAK, motionstar and the magellan spacemouse). Devices can be configured via a remote TCP connection. Device data is sent to registered clients via
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