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...An advanced Web User Interface (WUI) is provided for system/network administration, navigation, automation, network monitoring, host geolocation, network analysis and configuration of many network and security applications found within the NST distribution. In the virtual world, NST can be used as a network security analysis, validation and monitoring tool on enterprise virtual servers hosting virtual machines.

An SNTP client for Virtual PC. It is for machines that do not have a sane time and a working hardware RTC. It synchronize the system time frequently with a nearby NTP server. It uses settimeofday(). It is based on RFC 1769 and RFC 1305.

MikroConf is a command line administration interface for Linux-based embedded systems (linux/uclibc/busybox), which can be easily extended with new administration modules using the Tcl programming language.

The **libmsgque** project is an infrastructure that allows multiple package-items to be linked together to act as one application. To link, you need to distribute the work from one package-item to another package-item and wait for an answer or not. > Philosophy: Write Once → Run Everywhere The package-item can be a thread, a separate local process that is started by fork or spawn, or even a network of multiple services on multiple hosts. The package-item can be written in any...

This package provides a simple text menu based system that starts on system boot that allows end users of a Virtual Appliance to configure a network address, reboot or shutdown the system, without logging in.

tclterm is a tcl extension package used to provide a unix (n)curses interface to tcl. this extension can be used to create a curses based user-interface.

Java based system administration infrustructure for any system that can run a ssh server. It does not need agents installed on target systems, instead it uses expect tool to connect and manage systems.

Operating-Menu(OpMenu) is an easy-to-use and easy-to-configure ncurses-based menu interface for the UNIX environment using the tcl language to describe the user-interface

Jinx and jinx webb administrator is a simplistic tcl/tk based menu system modified from a webserver. The menu resource file are listed on a group basis and can be reloaded on the run.

Public Computing Services strives to provide essential information management to families that can't afford commercial software. Browser-based applications help users manage health, communications, education, legal, financial, home and employment data.

BatchLogin is a shell connection virtualization program. It allows a user on a complex network to connect and execute scripts and commands upon groups of machines without having to deal with the connection specifics every time.

Carbon Copy is a tool for installing and configuring Linux on a number of roughly identical x86 machines, based on a prototype machine. CarbonCopy is uses Expect, Etherboot, and root-over-nfs.

OS based on Agent based Security with a new type of split kernel and agents platform.

REQADM is a comprehensive request queue administration facility for helpdesks and other groups who track customer issues. Clients include full GUI (X or Windows), web, e-mail, command-line, batch and custom API. Includes report generator.

UnixConf is a System-Configuration-Tool for Debian(in future RedHat,SuSE,Open- & FreeBSD to) written in Shell-Script(sh/ash). It is a X/Dialog based Modular System-Tool created for Admins, to Configure your Base-System, Network, Servers,...

LIMeTool (pronounced like the fruit), is intended to be a simple and easy interface for managing accounts on an integrated Sendmail/LDAP/Cyrus IMAP installation. It's written in PHP and is realitively easy to configure and expand.

Comanche is a graphical tool for configuring the Apache web server. It works on Unix and Windows platforms.

psDooM is a process monitor and manager for *nix systems. It could be considered a graphical interface to the 'ps', 'renice', and 'kill' commands. psDooM is based on XDoom, which is based on id Software's 'Doom'.