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mypan (MY Performance Add-on for Nagios) is as the name states an add-on for Nagios. The goal is to provide an easy way to graph performance data retrieved from Nagios using rrdtool.

phpIpacStats is a PHP4 script that displays IP accounting statistics generated by 'ipac' or 'ipac- ng' on a Web page. It allows you to view data in predefined timeframes or between two absolute points. It supports multiple styles and languages.

nWorks is a Web-based network management system (NMS). It allows you to view device status, creates graphs, and produces various kinds of reports from data gathered through SNMP polling. It is written in PHP4, uses MySQL as a backend database, and uses r

PHAT (Princeton Hardcore Administrator's Tool) aims to be a web based (PHP/PostgreSQL) network and system management portal to aid the administrator in gathering and responding to data and events occurring on the network.

PHP/HTML IP accounting table displaying in/outgoing traffic accumulated a) this month and b) since the manual counter was last reset for any host in a subnet. Data is counted by a set of IP tables rules and stored in a mysql database.

Shipton is designed to collect disk space usage statistics from network monitors, collate the data and calculate rates of disk growth etc. This data can then be used to provide projections as to when additional disk space etc is required.

MRTG Front End. An individually configurable dynamix indexmaker for mrtg that can also calculate total incoming/outgoing data for a specified time period, view target configurations and more.

PHP-Vegi is a statistical application mainly intended for those desiring an easily customizable and easily deployed system. It relies on the mySQL/PHP interface and displays a wide variety of useful information based on collected data.

Have you ever had this happen to you? You notice a problem with your network, and though you have lots of management tools running, querying ports and visualizing data, but either just that exact port you need hasn't been added to your NMS, or the data stored does not cover the detail you need, or has been compressed to compensate for outrageous space requirements ... HIDS SNMP Manager attempts to solve this problem for you. Any device's ports added to it will be logged, without averages to save space, while at the same time keeping relevant details for indefinite time at low requirements on space (e.g. keeping in/out/error counters of a router interface, at 1min intervals, for a whole month only comes in at ~130k)