17 projects tagged "HTML"
Counters.pl collects the CLI counters from network devices and produces custom reports. These counters can be reset independently of the SNMP counters, and when collected weekly, can highlight issues such as connection errors that you will not see looking at graphs produced from SNMP counters. They also contain information that is not available via SNMP. The reports can be viewed on a Web site and/or sent via email. There is a flexible configuration language in which reports can be specified. The format and style of the HTML reports are controlled by Template Toolkit templates and CSS. Currently only Cisco network equipment is supported.
LibrePlan is a Web application for project planning, monitoring, and control. It is a collaborative tool to plan, monitor, and control projects and has a rich Web interface that provides a desktop-like user experience. All the team members can take part in the planning, which makes it possible to have real-time planning. It was designed for a scenario where multiple projects and resources interact to carry out the work inside a company. It makes it possible to communicate with other company tools, providing a wide set of Web services to import and export data.
NSIA (Network System Integrity Analysis) is a Web application monitoring system that scans sites for potentially unwanted context such as defacements, unauthorized changes, errors, information leaks, profanity, and compliance issues. It operates as an IDS (Intrusion Detection System) for Web sites.
Nagplot is a live graphing tool designed to provide a nice Web interface to Nagios and any other program that provides data that can be graphed. It is extensible in that it allows you to create a DataSource for any system you would like to create graphs from. Currently only Nagios is supported, but plugins can be added. The Web front-end can be themed and tailored to match your environment, and is completely written in JavaScript, making heavy use of Ajax and providing a JSON interface for querying and configuration.
Pandora is a distributed system to monitor processes, performance, status, application, or operating parameters of almost any operating system. It has a decentralized management system, based on flexible user profiles, that allows the user to generate graphical reports, define alarms, and a full incident management system to operate a 24x7 monitoring team.
PasTmon (Passive Application Response Time Monitor) passively monitors your application servers, measuring and reporting user response times, throughput and congestion. It currently works with HTTP, telnet, rlogin, rsh, FTP (control channel), SMTP, POP3, and IRC. Measurements are recorded in a PostgreSQL database and are presented graphically via a PHP Web front-end using R statistical analysis scripts to create the plots.
SPM (formerly known as SPAM) is a set of tools that help manage change in an AIX environment. It uses a client-server architecture and is focused on five functional areas: collection of configuration, reporting configuration changes, comparing configurations, extracting configuration, and searching for configuration changes. Each of these functional areas also includes reporting and export capabilities. The collection of configuration is achieved by installing a client package on all systems being managed. The SPM Server provides a Web interface for reporting and examining configuration changes.