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VMware Tools Client allow you to execute scripts and transfert files on vSphere Virtual Machines through VMware Tools. http://pierrelx.com/vmware-tools-client Main features: - Commands / Scripts execution - Scripts stored in exportable ".db" file - Download file from virtual machines - Upload file to virtual machines - Ping test - Communicates with Virtual Machines only with VMware tools - Read only on vCenter API to discover inventory (will not scan the entire vCenter, it is live discovery) - vCenter URL/Login and Virtual Machine credentials stored in separeted and exportable ".db" file - Linux / Windows support - Multi VM view - JavaFX user interface

ISPtopia is an Open source Web Hosting Control Panel or if you want you can call it a Web Host Management tool. I prefer to call it a Control Panel (CP for short). Plans are to provide a script that will load, install, ask configuration questions and then complete the install with ISPtopia ready to use. See the website for more info:

A web-based SSH console to execute commands and manage multiple systems simultaneously. KeyBox allows you to share terminal commands and upload files to all your systems. Once the sessions have been opened you can select a single system or any combination to run your commands. Also, additional system administrators can be added and their terminal sessions and history can be audited.

Davenport is a servlet-based WebDAV gateway to a CIFS network. This allows you to access Windows/Samba shares using any web browser. WebDAV clients (such as Windows Web Folders) can upload and download from the shares as if they were local folders.

This software help to clone complex Oracle Databases fast and with nearby no effort in EMC^2 Networker or IBM Tivoli environments. IT's also great for fast restore of database cause it generates required RMAN scripts for your needs. It also help to clone whole database with Backup plus Oracle Agents for OEM/GC/CC. It manages oratab file in AIX, Solaris and LINUX based environments and create a standard directory tree below ~/admin/$ORACLE_SID to have a look and feel for all of your...