Well Known Open source and Commercial System and Network Monitoring Tools
As of 2010
List of Available Tools by Type
From:
debianlinux.net/system_management.html, accessed 2008.
This information is courtesy of
DebianLinux.Net.
- Application Management
(from the Application Management section)
- Package Management
- Configuration Management
- Service Startup Tools
- File System Tools
- Executable & Library Tools
- Device Management
- Out-of-band System Management
- Distributed & Automated System Management
- Network Traffic Accounting
- Network Traffic Shaping
- System Process Monitoring
- Logging, System Monitoring & Reporting
- Performance Monitoring & Benchmarking
- Network Security Auditing
- Intrusion Detection
- Data Protection, Authenticity & Integrity
- Data Recovery
- Backup Management
- Partition & Disk Image Management
- Server Virtualization
- ISP Service Management
- Debian (OS with an advanced
package management system, based on: dpkg, apt-get, debconf,
dselect/aptitude/... and hundreds of public mirrors.)
- dpkg.org ("Debian GNU/Linux
package manager" development site)
- Alien
(Conversion tool for: Redhat .rpm, Debian .deb, and Slackware .tgz
package formats)
- apt4rpm (Variant of the Debian
Apt toolset for RPM based operating systems)
- RPMView
(GNOME based RPM installer/viewer)
- Gentoo Portage NG
(OS with an advanced source code focussed package management system.
Portage NG is still in the design stage.)
- Autopackage
(Console/GTK+ based tool for build, install, verify
and uninstall packages of medium complexity)
- Zero Install
(System to install and run programs in 'real-time'
from the Internet. Consecutive program executions are fast due to local caching.)
- EPM ("Easy Package Manager".
Packaging tool that generates portable distribution archives from a
list of files.)
- Xstow (C++ based rewrite of GNU
sTOW. Stow is a tool for managing the installation of local software packages
under "/usr/local/stow/".)
- pdbv
(Tool to create HTML output of a RPM or Dpkg packages database)
- CheckInstall
(Tool to create a Slackware, RPM or Debian compatible package by
'monitoring' the actions from "make install". Inactive project.)
- buildpkg (Bash
shell script system to create .deb, .rpm or .stc packages from a set of
independent description files. Inactive project.)
- sinstall (Perl
script to help extract, build, install, uninstall and patch source packages.
Inactive project.)
- Elektra
(System-wide configuration system using a hierarchy of directories with
files containing key-value pairs. License: BSD-style)
(svn)
(forum)
- Monit
(Utility for monitoring and managing daemons and similar programs)
- keepalive
(Perl tools for monitoring and managing daemons and similar programs)
- Dwatch
(Utility for monitoring and managing daemons and similar programs.
Inactive project.)
- Runit (Alternative init scheme
system with service supervision)
- Serel ("SErvices and RELationships".
Alternative init scheme system which has synchronisation and integrity checking)
- sysv-rc-conf
(Tool for managing SysV runlevel service symlinks)
- sysvconfig
(Ncurses based tool for managing SysV runlevel services)
- bootprofile
(Bootmenu system for selecting different network setups from a set
of bootprofiles)
- GNOME Crontab Editor
(GNOME based GUI for "crontab")
- vcron
(Tcl/Tk based GUI for "crontab" and "at")
- GNU FileUtils (Collection
of 20+ essential system tools, like: cp, mv, chmod, chown, ls, ln)
- GNU ShellUtils (Collection
of 30+ console utilities commonly used within shell scripts or shell commands, like: echo,
pwd, test, chroot, uname, who, whoami, nice, tee, date)
- GNU FindUtils (Collection
of search and indexing tools: find, locate, xargs, updatedb, frcode)
- rlocate
(Linux kernel module and user-space tool which acts as a
'locate' command alternative that is always up-to-date)
- sfind
(POSIX.1-2001 compliant implementation of the "find" utility)
- clwrap
("command-line wrapper" tool for running custom commands with standard input
lines as arguments. The functionality is similar to GNU xargs.)
- wtch (Perl based
tool which periodically runs a user-specified shell command and watches its output.
When this output changes wtch runs a user-specified shell command.)
- Watchfolder (Daemon which
monitors specifed directories for incoming files and processes them with programs
assigned to those directories)
- glark (Grep alternative which
offers: Perl/Ruby regular expressions, highlighting of matches, context around
matches, and more.)
- rtgrep (Bash shell script
which can recursively search files created or modified in a given time frame)
- BatRen
(Shell based automatic file rename tool)
- Krename
(KDE based tool to rename files)
- Tardy
(Tool to alter certain characteristics of files after they have been
packed into a "tar" archive files)
- FSlint (Filesystem
sanity check tool, which can report duplicate files, bad symbolic links,
troublesome file names, empty directories, non stripped executables)
- RFC (Remote Filesystem Checker.
Filesystem sanity check tool.)
- Afick
("A Filesystem Integrity Checker". Perl based intrusion detection
and integrity monitoring system.)
- tmpreaper
(Tool to clean out temporary-file directories)
- Sudo ("Superuser do"
allows a system administrator to give certain users groups of users
the ability to run some specified command(s) as root or as another
user while logging the commands and arguments being used.
License: BSD-style)
- RSSH
("Restricted secure shell" for use with OpenSSH, allowing specific
users only to execute scp and/or sftp)
- userinfo
(Tool to display as much information about a local user as possible)
- bidilink
(Utility for linking two bidirectional data streams together. It extends
the standard Unix "filter" paradigma to bidrectional streams.)
- Gtk-Lsof (GTK+
based GUI front-end for lsof.
These tools list information about any files that are open by processes
currently running on the system)
- OneFinger
(KDE based GUI tool for composing shell commands)
- GNU Binutils
(Collection of 10+ essential binary utilities, like: ld, as, ar, strip)
(another homepage)
- Debuggers & Profilers
(from the Software Development section)
- Decompilers
(from the Software Development section)
- hte
("Hex Text Editor". File editor for executables.)
(forum)
- libelf
(ELF object file access library)
- ELFsh
("ELF shell" is a
libelf library based,
interactive and scriptable ELF virtual machine, which can be
used for the manipulation of ELF executables and shared libraries.)
- elfa
(Portable ELF object file header analyzer)
- elfgpg (Tool to insert
and verify
OpenPGP
signatures in
ELF
executable files)
(source)
- elfsign
(Toolset for signing and verifying ELF object files using certificates)
- Statifier
(Tool to create pseudo-static executables, by merging
the dynamically linked executables and all its libraries in one file.)
(forum)
- Kbview
(KDE based ELF executable viewer. Alpha status. Inactive project.)
- General Device Management
- OpenHPI
("Hardware Platform Interface"
implementation to provide a modular mechanism for adding
new hardware and device support)
- Dmidecode
(Hardware reporting system, using the SMBIOS/DMI specifications)
- lshw
("Lister Hardware". Hardware reporting system using code from the
dmidecode project.)
- prtdiag
(Bash script based hardware reporting system, using: dmidecode,
lspci and lm_sensors)
- Network Devices
- ifplugd
(GNU/Linux daemon which automatically activates/de-activates the ethernet
device when the ethernet cable is plugged-in/pulled-out)
- wol ('Wake On LAN'.
Tool to turn-on/un-suspend a remote computer by issueing 'wol MAC-address'.)
- macc (GNU/Linux
utility for viewing/manipulating the MAC address of network interfaces)
- Wireless Network Clients
(from the Network Services section)
- SNMP Clients
(from the Network Services section)
- IEEE1394Diag
(KDE based IEEE1394
network management tool)
(forum)
- LIRC
(Infra-red signal encoding/decoding software toolkit for GNU/Linux systems.
See also smartmenu.)
- Synergy
(Network tool to share a single mouse and keyboard between
multiple computer systems, without needing special hardware.)
- Disk Drives
- hdparm (Utility
for viewing and changing the IDE/ATA harddisk driver parameters)
- smartmontools (Toolset
to monitor SCSI and ATA harddisks using the SMART failure warning system)
- Cdpl (Utility
to change the settings of a Plextor SCSI CD-ROM drive)
- Audio CD
& DVD Mastering Tools (from the Multimedia section)
- Video CD
& DVD Mastering Tools (from the Multimedia section)
- cdrecord
(CD-R/CD-RW/DVD image creation and burning software with support for SCSI,
IDE/ATAPI and parallel-port drives. Cdrecord consist of a number of libraries
and tools, including: cdrecord, cdda2wav and mkisofs)
(DVD extension patches
for cdrecord)
- cdrdao (Create audio
or mixed mode CD-R's in disk-at-once mode)
- bashburn(Bash shell script based
CD burning tool)
- Burgner (CD burning tool, which
doesn't depend on cdrecord)
- cdcontrol (CD
burning tool that allows you to write to one or more CD burners at once)
- mkCDrec (Make a bootable
El-Torito disaster recovery image called CDrec.iso)
- mkinitrd-cd (Tool to
create the initrd images used for booting from CD-ROM)
- bootcd2disk (Tool set
to copy a running Debian GNU/Linux system on a bootable CD)
- cdw (Ncurses based CD burning
front-end for cdrecord and mkisofs)
- Phaser (Perl
script to help with CD burning)
- K3B (KDE based CD burning tool)
- CDBO ("CD Bake Oven". KDE
based CD burning tool, which can be used as a Kpart module)
- Gnome Toaster (GNOME based CD burning tool)
- Arson (KDE based CD burning tool)
- Disc-O-Matic (GTK+ based
multiple CD burning tool)
- X-CD-Roast (GTK+ based CD burning tool)
- cdfs-src (Linux
file system which allows all audio tracks and boot images on a CD to be accessed
as normal files)
- Linux UDF (Universal Disk Format FS)
- DVD+RW/+R Tools for Linux
- disc-cover (Perl
script, with FreeDB support, for creating
CD labels in Latex, DVI, PDF or PostScript format)
- cdcover (Python/Tk
tool, with FreeDB support, for creating
CD labels in PostScript format)
- cdlabelgen (Perl
script for creating CD labels in PostScript format. Inactive project.)
- Video Cards & Monitors
- videogen (Console tool
that generates XFree86 and/or fbset "Modelines" which tell your
video card what signals to send to your monitor)
- read-edid
(Information gathering tool for VESA PnP monitors, useful when creating
your XF86Config file)
- atitvout (Utility
to setup TV-out support for the ATI "Rage Mobility" video cards)
- nv-tv-out
(GTK+ based utility to setup TV-out support for the NVidia video cards)
(forum)
- NVClock (GTK+ based tool
to overclock several NVidia based video cards on GNU/Linux systems)
- Printers
- LinuxPrinting.org
(GNU/Linux printer support portal)
- KDEPrint (Printing framework for
KDE applications)
- klpq (KDE
frontend to lpq, lprm and lpc. It allows for viewing, deleting, or adjusting
print jobs.)
- GtkLP
(GNOME based frontend for lpq and lprm working with CUPS queues)
- gQueue
(GNOME based frontend for lpq and lprm working with CUPS queues.
Inactive project.)
- GIMP-Print (Printer device
drivers for: Canon, Epson, Lexmark, and PCL printers for use with Ghostscript,
CUPS, Foomatic, and the GIMP)
- Digital Camera's
- gPhoto2
(Framework for managing digital camera's)
- Image Scanners
- SANE ("Scanner Access Now Easy".
Standard interface and tools for accessing raster image scanner hardware)
- phpSANE (PHP based
SANE frontend)
- FlScan
(FLTK based SANE frontend)
- OpenIPMI
(Initiative to develop and promote free software implementing
the IPMI
interface standard, to remotely control and monitor servers)
- FreeIPMI
(IPMI
based out-of-band system management framework)
- IPMItools
(Linux kernel drivers and user tools to interface with
IPMI
based management hardware)
- Network Encryption & Authentification Servers &
Clients
(from the Network Services section)
- Thin Client Systems
(from the Network Services section)
- Remote Desktop Systems
(from the Network Services section)
- Distributed Computing Systems
(from the Network Services section)
- CVS Revision Tools
(from the Software Development section)
- Other Revision Tools
(from the Software Development section)
- System Installation Suite
(System for automated installation of GNU/Linux hosts)
- Rsync
(Remote incremental file transfer/updating tool)
- syrep
(Peer-to-peer based system for synchronizing large file hierarchies
bi-directionally by exchanging patch files)
- Howl
(Free implementation of the
Zeroconf networking standard.
License: BSD-style)
- Cfengine (Portable client/server
configuration system wich can act relatively autonomous to help manage
clusters of computers)
- pconsole
(Run secure shell commands in parallel on multiple computers. License: BSD-style)
- Pdsh
(Parallel Distributed Shell. Run shell commands in parallel on multiple computers.
Pdsh supports SSH.)
- Dsh
(Distributed Shell. Run shell commands in parallel on multiple computers.)
- Distribulator
(Run shell commands in parallel on multiple computers.)
- Wsh (Web shell. Perl/CGI based
remote shell system. Wsh supports HTTPS.)
- MosixView (Qt based tool
for managing a MOSIX cluster)
- Webmin (Simple web server and a collection
of CGI programs which directly update OS files)
- IPAC-NG
("IP accounting next generation". Linux IPtables based
IP traffic accounting tool.)
- pmacct
("Promiscuous Mode ip ACCounTing". MySQL based IP traffic accounting tool.)
(forum)
- bandwidthd
(Network I/O byte grapher which outputs HTML pages)
(forum)
- IOG ("Input Output Grapher".
Network I/O byte grapher which outputs HTML pages)
- Statsnet (Collection of
Bash shell scripts, to make HTML pages with graphics of network interface data
of Linux hosts)
- SASacct (Perl based accounting
package for monitoring network usage via internal Linux/OpenBSD specific
kernel counters of the firewall system)
- L7
(Linux kernel, iproute and tc patch to classify and
prioritize packets based on patterns in in the application layer)
- Bandwidth Arbitrator
(Linux kernel object and userland tools to setup network traffic shaping)
- Frottle (User-space tool
for Linux/IPtables based traffic shaping on wireless networks)
- strace
(System call and signal tracing tool)
- ltrace
(Dynamic library call tracing tool)
- ctrace
(Multi-threaded trace/debug library. License: BSD-style)
- pstack
(Stack tracer for a process/threads)
- sysfence
(Resource monitoring daemon. Sysfence checks resource levels and
makes desired action if some values exceed safety limits.)
- psmon (Perl based
daemon or command-line-tool for monitoring processes according
to a set of user-defined rules, and respawning/killing the process
if needed. Inactive project.)
- systrace
(Tool for interactively generating system call policies)
- pv
("Pipe Viewer". Utility for monitoring the progress of data
through a inter-process pipe.)
- ELSA
("Enhanced Linux System Accounting". Framework for monitoring
usage of Linux kernel resources by groups of processes.)
- www.networkbones.com/
(Network monitoring tool portal—searching and reviews)
- Metalog
(Syslog daemon alternative)
(forum)
- socklog (Syslog
daemon alternative which uses the sysvinit replacement
runit)
- Syslog-ng
(Syslog daemon alternative)
- Linux Event Logging (Initiative
to create a POSIX
1003.25 compliant event logging system)
- Lire (Perl and XML based reporting
system for several application logfiles)
- ModLogAn ("Modular
Logfile Analyzer". C and XML based reporting system for several application logfiles)
- LogTrend (Perl and PostgreSQL
based client/server for system and network monitoring and reporting)
- Yaala (Perl based reporting
system for several application logfiles)
- Logrep (Perl based reporting
system for several application logfiles)
- Logtool (Portable C based
command-line tool for parsing logfiles into 'more usable' formats
like: CSV, HTML and ANSI-color. Logtool supports multi-log files.)
- LogScanner ('Realtime' syslog
message checking/alerting tool)
- slst (Tool for
generating statistics from syslog logfiles in HTML format)
- LogDog (Daemon
for monitoring syslogd messages and alerting administrators)
- ICPLD (Daemon
for monitoring network connections and their perfomance using
ICMP requests. License: BSD-style)
- Nagios (C/CGI based network
monitoring system)
- HotSaNIC (Perl based
network monitoring system)
- BigSister
(Perl/CGI based network monitoring system)
- Nodemap
(SNMP/Perl based based network monitoring system)
- checksuite
(Perl based system monitoring system)
- apache-tools
(Collection of monitoring and log-analysis tools for the Apache webserver)
- Gnucomo
("GNU COmputer MOnitoring". PHP/PostgreSQL based network monitoring system.)
- RRDtool
(Round Robin Database. Tool to efficiently store and display time-series data
in 'real-time'. RRD is reimplementation of MRTG.)
(drraw Perl/CGI based web
frontend for RRDtool. License: BSD-style)
- RRDBrowse
(Polling daemon, templater and webinterface for the rrdtool,
using a set of
modules for
reporting on network and system services)
- Cacti
(RRDTool based client/server system for graphing all
sorts of system information gathered from a network via PHP based
web pages)
- LRRD
("LinPro RRD". RRDTool based client/server system for graphing all
sorts of system information gathered from a network)
- ifGraph
(Perl scripts to fetch data from SNMP agents and create
graphical web pages using RRDTool)
- MailGraph
(PostFix mail server 'real-time' reporting tool using RRDTool)
- Webalizer
(Web server logfile reporting)
- Awstats (Web server logfile reporting)
- iptablelog
(PHP based Netfilter logfile reporting)
- Webfwlog
(PHP/PostgreSQL based Linux Netfilter firewall logfile reporting)
- durep (Perl script
which reports disk usage via HTML pages)
- Supermon
('real-time' cluster monitoring system)
- sinfo
(Ncurses GUI based 'real-time' network monitor)
- slmon
(S-Lang GUI based 'real-time' system monitor)
- Alist (Perl based
client/server system for gathering host information and view this data
via a web tool)
- Loggerithim (Client/server
system for gathering host information and view this data via an Apache/mod_perl
based web tool)
- GKrellM
(GTK+ based system and network monitor)
- GKrellM
(GTK+ based system and network monitor)
- mirmon
(Perl/CGI based script to display the status of mirror sites.
License: BSD-style)
- syschk (Tool to check
various sub-systems of a host in order to report alarms or notifications)
- multitail (Ncurses
based tool to view multiple logfiles in one console view)
- 3dmosmon (3D
based monitoring tool for a MOSIX cluster)
- EDDIE Tool (Python based tool
for system and security monitoring)
- flow-tools (Tool set
for processing and managing NetFlow data exports from Cisc* and Junip*r routers)
- dstat
(Real-time system resource usage reporting tool)
- Sysstat (Collection
of performance monitoring tools for GNU/Linux systems: sar, isag, mpstat, iostat and sa.)
- Stress
(Utility to simulate basic stress situations on POSIX compliant systems)
- Bonnie++
(Benchmark tool for sampling harddisk and file system performance)
- diskWriggler
(Benchmark tool for testing filesystem storage throughput of video frames)
- Prospect
(OProfile based tool to
gather a detailed statistical profile of all processes running on a system)
- Ntop
(Network usage displaying tool with optional webpage reporting)
- iftop
(Ncurses based tool to display bandwidth usage on an interface)
- darkstat
(Network usage displaying tool via a webpage.)
- Cricket (Visualize and monitor trends
in time-series data of network services)
- Nload
(Console tool to view local bandwidth usage in 'real-time')
- Postal
(Benchmark tool for sampling the performance of SMTP & POP3 servers)
- Siege
(HTTP benchmarking utility which supports HTTPS, authentication and cookies.)
- Pipemeter
(Shows speed of data moving from input to output)
- ICPLD
("Internet Connection Performance Logging Daemon". ICMP based
tool to monitor network connection perfomance. License: BSD-style)
- Hping
(TCP/UDP/ICMP/Raw-IP packet assembler/analyzer)
- IP Sorcery
(GTK+ based GUI for generating custom build networking 'packets' and
sending these to a target host)
- pppusage
(Ncurses based tool to display bandwidth usage, number of
connections and online time for PPP connections. License: BSD-style)
- PasTmon (Network
traffic tool to measure user transaction response times of several
protocols and PostgreSQL database servers)
- Sipp
(Tool for testing SIP server performance)
(forum)
- sipsak
(Tool for testing SIP server performance)
- xmlbench
(Toolset for testing the performance of different XML parsers)
(forum)
- OSBD
("Open Source Database Benchmark")
(forum)
- tcpdump (Network
traffic analyzer, which contains a library called 'pcap'.
License: BSD-style)
- Nmap ("Network Mapper".
Network service security scanner)
- Nessus (Automated network service
security scanner)
- IPaudit (Monitor and report activity
on a network by host, protocol and port.)
- Kismet
(Wireless 802.11b monitoring tool)
- WireShark (Best free network
protocol analyzer)
- Ettercap
(GTK+ based network protocol analyzer)
(forum)
- Nast (Text/Ncurses based network
protocol analyzer)
- Scapy
(Python script for packet-sniffing, interactive packet manipulation, packet
generation and network scanning)
(sourcecode)
- Netdude (NETwork DUmp data
Displayer and Editor. GTK+ based network protocol analyzer. License: BSD-style)
- TeleMetryBox (Specialized Debian GNU/Linux
distribution to setup a dedicated, automated and web-based network diagnostic system)
- sig2dot (GPG/PGP
keyring graph generator which outputs .dot files. These files can then be
turned into visual graphs.)
- LIDS
("Linux Intrusion Detection System")
- Snort (Intrusion detection system)
(SnortAcid PHP
based web reporting interface.)
- Aide (Intrusion detection system)
- Prelude (Intrusion detection system)
- Snare (Intrusion
detection system, implemented as a Linux kernel object)
- Tripwire (Intrusion detection
system. Inactive project.)
- Firestorm (Intrusion
detection system)
- psad (Port scan detection system
which analyses iptables log messages)
- tcpreplay (Tool to replay
captured network packets. License: BSD-style)
- Motion (GNU/Linux based video
camera security system using video4linux, MySQL/PostgreSQL and PHP)
- ZoneMinder (GNU/Linux based video
camera security system using video4linux, MySQL and PHP)
(forum)
- SID
("Shell Intrusion Detection". System for detecting and
acting-upon aribitrary shell actions.)
- libsafe
(Library which tries to transparently protect pre-compiled executables
against buffer overflow vulnerabilities. Libsafe intercepts calls to
functions known as vulnerable, and substitutes the the function
that implements the same functionality, but makes sure any buffer overflows
are contained within the current stack frame. Inactive project.)
- Tiny Honeypot (Intrusion
detection/monitoring tool based on listening on each TCP port not
currently in use, logging all activity, and providing some feedback
to the attacker. Inactive project.)
- recoverdm (Tool to
recover files/disks with damaged sectors)
- e2undel (Tool
which can recover deleted files on an Linux Ext2 file system)
- BackupPC (Enterprise-oriented
backup system. BackupPC has an Apache/Perl-CGI based management interface for
administrators and users.)
- rdiff-backup
(Tool to incrementally backup one directory to another,
possibly over a network.)
- Partition Image
(Securely backup different partitions to an image file across a network)
- vbackup
(Incremental backup utility on the local file system)
- Bacula (Portable client-server based
backup tool)
- Bontmia
("Backup Over Network To Multiple Incremental Archives".
Incremental networked backup Bash-script which can use a secure shell)
- RVM
("Rsync Vault Manager". Incremental, client-server backup system
allowing many workstations to backup to a central server)
- fsbackup
(Incremental, networked backup script which can use a secure shell)
- Afbackup
(client-server backup system allowing many workstations to backup
to a central server)
- Amanda
(Client-server backup system allowing many workstations to backup
to a central server)
- rsnapshot (Perl based
incremental backup tool which uses secure shell)
- rsync-bc
("rsync backup client". Incremental backup tool based on a
stripped down version of rsync. The rsync-bc client only allowes
users to push data to a backup server.)
- Duplicity (Backup tool
which uses GnuPGP for security and rsync for bandwidth-efficiency)
- Box Backup
(Encrypted, networked backup system. License: BSD-style)
- Jigdo (Tool to distribute
huge filesystem images, eg. ISO-CD or UDF-DVD images, over the Internet.)
- RAB (Backup tool for
backups to removable media like: CDR/W, DVD-RW/RAM, or MO discs.)
- Mondo (CDROM or tape based
disaster-recovery tool for GNU/Linux and Win32 systems)
- Magma (Shell script to help burn CD's)
- iBackup (Backup tool for "/etc")
- Tart
("Tar Archive and Recovery Tool". Perl script to do
incremental/full backups and restores for single-user/small computer
systems)
- convertfs
(Linux toolset for converting a file system type in the lack of
backup space. The idea is to use sparse files support of primary
filesystem. Inactive project.)
- disktype (Tool to detect the
content format of a disk or disk image. It knows about common file systems,
partition tables, and boot codes. License: BSD style)
- Parted (Library and
tools for creating, destroying, resizing, checking and copying partitions,
including the file systems on these)
(QtParted Qt based front-end
for Parted)
- Partition Image (Securely
backup different partitions to an image file across a network)
- LVM ("Logical Volume Manager")
- EVMS
("Enterprise Volume Management System")
- Hardware / OS Emulation
(from the Operating System page)
- Linux VServer
(Linux kernel patch and user-space tools to manage virtual servers
within a 'chrooted' environment)
(util-vserver
user-space Vserver tools)
- FreeVPS
("Free Virtual Private Server". Manage Linux virtual servers within
a 'chrooted' environment)
- vhost
(Perl scripts to manage Linux/BSD virtual servers)
(forum)
- VHFFS
("Virtual Hosting For Free Software".
Collection of Debian packages to setup
a project hosting server.)
- Server Virtualization
(from the System Management section)
- ISPMan (Perl/CGI based web tool
and a command-line interface to create virtual domains, manage user accounts,
DNS information, and more. ISPMan stores most of its data in a LDAP directory.)
- XAMS ("eXtended Account Managing Software".
PHP/MySQL based web tool to manage user accounts in several sites/domains.)
(svn)
- Corporate Accounting
(from the Business section)