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Collegiate:
No

One-line Description:
Network Management Station

Filename:
VMwareNMS.tar.gz

Size Compressed:
652

Allocated Memory:
256

Username:
root

Password:
root

VMware Tools Installed?:
Yes

Operating System:
FreeBSD 6.1

Torrent?:
No

Applications:
Server Applications:
Apache v2.2.2
Cacti v0.8.6h
MySQL v5.0.21
Net-SNMP v5.3.0.1
Syslog-NG v1.6.8
Utilities:
phpMyAdmin v2.8.1
Webmin v1.270
Supporting Components:
OpenSSL v0.9.8b
OpenSSH v4.3p2
PHP v5.1.14
Perl v5.8.8
RRDTool v1.2.12
FreeTDS v0.63
zlib v1.2.3
libpng v1.2.10
libjpeg v6b
GD v2.0.33
libxml v2-2.6.24
XML-LibXML-Common-0.13
XML-NamespaceSupport-1.08
XML-SAX-0.14
XML-LibXML-1.58

Description:
VMware™
Network Management Station
Monitor and manage your network devices.
Manage everything from servers, printers, wireless gear to switches and routers.
Anything on your network that has an IP address can be monitored.
Full featured network management station capability.
SNMP and Sysloging, audible alerting and threshold monitoring made user friendly
and cost effective.
1. What does the appliance do?
     - Monitors and graphs nearly any SNMP capable device
     - Scans networks of your choice for easy addition of
devices to the web based console
     - Point any network device Syslog or SNMP Traps to this
server and they will be database logged and optionally alert you of events
     - Audible alerting of any downed network device as
desired
     - Email alerting of any threshold that is breached as
desired (bandwidth, errors, latency, even the ink in your printer, you name it!)
     - Built-in TFTP server compatible with all typical
devices - switches, routers, wireless gear, etc.
  ** This is not a watered down or light version of anything! **
   This is a full blown Apache web server and MySQL database server
compiled from source, not some kit.
   Don't let the hard core underlying components mislead you.
   After years of my using many high priced commercial products:
   This appliance is designed to give small and medium businesses a
full featured solution that justly deserve but normally cannot afford.
2. How was the appliance built?
    - More than of year of weekends, evenings and holidays were
spent building this NMS station originally designed as a stand alone UNIX box
    - Now using VMware technology, this server application suite
can be run in nearly any environment with relative ease
    - Nearly every component was carefully compiled from source
code with very deliberate options enabled and tested operational
    - Detailed build notes are freely available and often
updated:
http://members.netjunkies.net/n3ncy/FreeBSD61/
3. Detailed instructions to start using the Appliance and the location of any
other documentation:
    - First time setup is done on the console, login as user:
root / password: root
    - Run the setup option from the menu provided only to
configure basic IP network settings for your location
    - After rebooting with the network settings you selected,
point your web browser to the IP address you setup
    - Log in to the web interface as user: admin / password:
admin
    - Configure your various network devices to pint to this same
IP for Syslog and Traps
    - Add some devices to Cacti for monitoring:

http://www.cacti.net/downloads/docs/html/
   
    Note: Aside from the main web interface, two (2) other
maintenance interfaces exist for additional features you may want to add:
           Webmin:
http://IPaddressYouSet:10000
           phpMyAdmin:
http://IPaddressYouSet/phpMyAdmin
           These were included
for completeness, most users won't need this, user/pass: admin 
4. The names of any licensed operating systems, applications, or other
components in your appliance, and the licenses (names or URLs) under which you
are using them.
    To the best of my knowledge all of the  items are open
source and free to distribute.
    Credit is given to the various software developers, teams,
companies and individuals who all work on open source!
In no particular order, credit,
thanks and copyright information can be found here:
FreeBSD
v6.1
Apache
v2.2.2
Cacti
v0.8.6h
MySQL
v5.0.21

Net-SNMP v5.3.0.1

Syslog-NG v1.6.8
phpMyAdmin
v2.8.1
Webmin
v1.270
OpenSSL
v0.9.8b
OpenSSH
v4.3p2
PHP v5.1.14
Perl v5.8.8
RRDTool
v1.2.12
FreeTDS
v0.63
zlib v1.2.3
GD
v2.0.33

Technical Specifications

Operating System:

FreeBSD 6.1

VMware Tools installed: No

Size: 652MB

Allocated Memory (RAM): 256

Applications Installed:

Server Applications: Apache v2.2.2 Cacti v0.8.6h MySQL v5.0.21 Net-SNMP v5.3.0.1 Syslog-NG v1.6.8Utilities: phpMyAdmin v2.8.1 Webmin v1.270Supporting Components: OpenSSL v0.9.8b OpenSSH v4.3p2 PHP v5.1.14 Perl v5.8.8 RRDTool v1.2.12 FreeTDS v0.63 zlib v1.2.3 libpng v1.2.10 libjpeg v6b GD v2.0.33 libxml v2-2.6.24 XML-LibXML-Common-0.13 XML-NamespaceSupport-1.08 XML-SAX-0.14 XML-LibXML-1.58

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