como-announce — Announcement of new releases and other relevant news

[como-announce] CoMo v1.0 released!

[Iannaccone, G. <gia...@in...>]

Dear all,

we are pleased to announce the release of CoMo v1.0 that=20
brings several new features, performance enhancement and=20
bug fixes. CoMo is a network monitoring platform that=20
allows users to define arbitrary real-time or retrospective=20
queries to run on the traffic streams. The traffic streams=20
may come from packet sniffers, trace files, netflow-enabled=20
routers or wireless sniffers. =20
=20
Changes in this release include a major rewrite of several=20
core functions (e.g., IPC, on-demand queries, memory management,=20
packet template descriptions), a sniffer to support sFlow,=20
a more simple inline mode of operation and a large number of=20
bug fixes and performance improvements. For a complete=20
description of the new features of this release please refer=20
to the CHANGES file in the source distribution. =20

Regards,=20
the CoMo team!

[como-announce] Migrating to Subversion

[Iannaccone, G. <gia...@in...>]

Dear all,=20

we have just migrated the repository from CVS to=20
SVN to work around the persistent outages on the
Sourceforge CVS servers.=20

There are no major changes involving access or=20
ability to check out or commit code.=20

In order to do an anonymous checkout of the latest
source snapshot just run the following command:

svn co https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/como/src/trunk <dir>

where <dir> is the target directory where the source
files should go.=20

Regards,=20
the CoMo team!

p.s.
more information about Subversion support on Sourceforge
as well as a simple tutorial can be found at=20
http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=3D31070&group_id=3D1

[como-announce] CoMoLive! V1.0 released

[Richard G. <ric...@gm...>]

Dear CoMo users,

We are pleased to announce the release of CoMoLive! v1.0.

CoMoLive! is a web based front end to CoMo that allows you to visualize wha=
t
is going on with your network. It provides the capability of plotting your
monitored traffic for any period of time with a simple click. You can zoom
in with a drag of the mouse*, easily identify anomolies in your traffic, an=
d
then drill down to isolate specific problematic hosts.

Please refer to the README file for more details about specific installatio=
n
issues.

Regards,

the CoMo team

* requires Internet Explorer

[como-announce] CoMo v0.5 released

[Iannaccone, G. <gia...@in...>]

Dear CoMo users,=20

we are pleased to announce the release of CoMo v0.5=20
that brings several new features, performance enhancement=20
and bug fixes. CoMo is a network monitoring platform that=20
allows users to define arbitrary real-time or retrospective
queries to run on the traffic streams. The traffic streams
may come from packet sniffers, trace files, netflow-enabled
routers or wireless sniffers.=20

Changes in this release include a port to Microsoft Windows=20
(under Cygwin), a more flexible filter syntax, a number of=20
new applications modules, the ability to run inline from=20
command line, full IEEE 802.11 support, port to ARM-based=20
architectures and the ability to load new modules on the fly.=20
For a complete description of the new features of this release
please refer to the CHANGES file in the source distribution.=20

Regards,=20
the CoMo team

[como-announce] CoMo v0.4 released

[Iannaccone, G. <gia...@in...>]

We are pleased to announce the release of CoMo v0.4. CoMo is a=20
network monitoring platform that allows users to define arbitrary=20
queries to run on the traffic streams. This new release brings=20
several new features, performance enhancement and bug fixes.=20

Changes in this release include: faster sniffers performance,=20
managing variable length layer2 headers, support for continuous=20
feeds in flowtools format, improved interface for plugin modules,=20
and a large number of bug fixes. =20

Please visit http://sourceforge.net/projects/como for more details.=20

cheers,
gianluca