Admunix

Admunix is a PHP written web page for unix systems administration. Once you log in you can manage you DNS Server , Apache Web Server, Sendmail and other unix servers and processes. Also it includes a script for building a back-up server.

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The first look of adding an A HOST in the DNS M (alfa 1.0.0)

The first look of adding an A HOST in the DNS Manager

The first look of the website (alfa 1.0.0)

The first look of DNS Manager (alfa 1.0.0)

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2005-09-23

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