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The tool offers you end-to-end views of your storage environment including LAN and SAN and can save you significant money in operation monitoring and by predicting utilization bottlenecks in your virtualized environment. You can also generate policy-based alerts, view overall health status of your systems, reduce service downtime, use capacity and forecasting data - Real-time storage performance visibility in LAN and SAN multi-vendor environment - Historical reporting (graph, CSV, PDF) - Alerting based on performance thresholds - Storage event monitoring The tool supports enterprise class level storage devices from major storage vendors like: IBM, Dell EMC, NetAPP, HPE, Hitachi, Lenovo, Pure Storage, Huawei, Dot Hill, INFINIDAT, Fujitsu, DataCore, Quantum, QNAP, FalconStor,Ceph, Synology, RAIDIX, Qumulo,Inspur,Veritas Monitoring of the SAN supports Brocade, Qlogic and Cisco SAN switches Monitoring of the LAN network Try demo at http://demo.stor2rrd.com

This little utility monitors the health of your Windows software RAID. It's based on Java, but can easily be called periodically from Windows task scheduler, and/or at system startup (configuration and batch file is included). WinRaidMonitor can send emails to a specified email address (supports SSL connections to SMTP server and user/password authentication).

unixadmin ============ unixadmin (Previously known as smc/syspert) Is a system administration tool which supports all versions of UNIX and Debian based versions and Red Hat versions of Linux, which supports major features such as user administration, disk administration and system administration This program sets to replace smit in IBM AIX and sam in HP-UX This program is the Linux equivlient of smit and SAM in AIX and HP-UX

Babel is a enterprise grade secure monitoring platfform to check OS security status: user/passwords, kernel options, file perms, patches, network setup, SUID, binary files changes and much more. All in a distributed and modular management architecture.

...The compiled binary is less than 4k, can serve parallel requests, and very fast. It is intended to run on headless embedded devices to facilitate configuration and status reporting.

...OpMenu uses .mnu files to build a screen menu that allow to low levels sysadmins and system operators do basic and preconfigured actions (f.e. restart a webserver, check the status of a daemon, etc...) You can find some basic .mnu examples files in the repository. All menu options have to begin with $MENU key and all the actions have to contain .sh or sudo string. A lot of Gomenu .mnu must be compatibles. For automatic start of the program you must add the next lines in the .bash_profile of the user: exec ....