SURFmap

A Networking Monitoring Tool Based on the Google Maps API

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SURFmap is a networking monitoring tool based on the Google Maps API. It provides a geographical dimension to NetFlow records. The tool is a plug-in for NfSen, but it runs stand-alone as well (retrieving NetFlow data from a MySQL database).

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JavaScript, PHP

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2010-07-31

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