Open Source Network Monitoring Software - Page 20

BigPlg allows the collection of the IPv4 Internet routing table which may be viewed by service providers and/or ISP customers to validate IP routing across autonomous systems. Routing updates may also have attributes aliased to become (graph) readable. This function exists to allow the exporting of RIB updates to Splunk, or any such data collector. A beneficial side-effect of collecting BGP routing information is the ability to track BGP updates/events local or remote(upstream). To analyze events Splunk is supported. A JSON/Socket API is currently under development. Custom graphs can be easily implemented if taken the time to do so. There's certainly no need to rely on Splunk if one developed another way of displaying data. This project is meant to be nothing more than a route collector, and it's interface is solely CLI(command line interface). This project does not have graph data "out of the box".

Self-configuring BGP monitoring tool, which allows you to monitor in real time. BGP and RPKI monitoring tool. Pre-configured for real-time detection of visibility loss, RPKI invalid announcements, hijacks, ROA misconfiguration, and more.

Netflow analyzing tools : JXColl - collector for Netflow (or XML specified) data Analyzer - front-end application for providing an user interface and output (graphs, statistics, etc.)

Network traffic accounting and billing system

BUBBA is a group of utilities for the archiving and viewing of RRD data. It is typically used to provide long-term detail data for other RRD frontends such as Cricket and NagioStat. The graphing capabilities included percentile, formula and exclusion c

Bait and Switch combines IDS tech (Snort primarily) and Honeypots into a new, more valuable, reactive system. After receiving an alert, B&S protects your server by silently redirecting hostile traffic to a honeypot while leaving other traffic alone.

Balbec is a visualization addon for nagios. It displays host and service info either in html for the enduser or in xml for further processing. As Balbec uses nagios hostgroups it's not necessary to maintain a complex seperate configuration.

Keep track of bandwidth usage Allows Linux users to monitor their Transmit and Receive bandwidth usage with a simple text based menu, via your browser or from the command line. Some of us are unable to get "unlimited", "all that you can eat", internet packages and are left trying to stay within our Download/Upload limits, whilst paying dearly for the "privilege". Equally, we didn't have the foresight or the money to purchase an snmp managed router, so we are unable to strip the traffic information from the router itself, rather we have to rely on the logging into our ISP, to discover if we are approaching the bandwidth limit. Bandwidth logger, runs a daemon that notes how much traffic is passing through your network interface. Bandwidth logger was written to install on a system using 'systemd' but can be configured to run under 'upstart'. An upstart script "/usr/share/bandwidth/bandwidth.upstart.conf" is included but will have to installed manually for those using 'upstart'.

Bandwidth Management Tools is a total bandwidth management solution for Linux and can be used for firewalling, traffic graphing, and shaping. It is not based on any currently-available bandwidth management software some ver advanced features.

Bandwidth Manager is a linux based operating system that includes layer 7 protocol filtering, caches, virus filtering and transparency capability.

Traffic accounting system written in bash. Requires cron, bc, sed, iptables. Provides daily/hourly/weekly/monthly/yearly statistical information about certain iptable chains. requires basic knowledget about network masks and iptables.

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.

Adding external probes to the Big Brother (BB4) system and network monitoring program

The Big Brother Watcher is a Perl/Python server/client application to relay monitoring events directly to a user's desktop from either Big Brother or The Hobbit Monitor.

BigBen is a client/server application, written in Perl, and built to monitor the status of several systems from a central point. It monitors processes, disk space and system load in a configurable way.

BigBoos is a easy to use network monitoring system which checks the networking devices either based on snmp or icmp ping and generates reports.It also have trouble ticket system , downtime report,customer management etc.It is ideal for middle sizes ISP.<

Bionanny is a tool for Web Services providers. It allows to monitor other Web Services. It can intercept requests incoming from clients, pass it to the destination Web Service and log number of requests and elapsed time spend by services.

Birdseye is an interface for Nagios. It provides a clear overview of problems with hosts and services. Detailed installation info can be found here: https://sourceforge.net/p/nagiosbirdseye/wiki/

Bityard LAN management system Server Client Database

This is the project thread of my project, creating a monitor solution for BizTalk 2004 - BizTalk 2010. All based in MSSQL, PHP, JavaScript/Ajax and PowerShell.

The Blindeye web application is a front end for the Blindeyes Distributed Command Framework. Blindeye will be specifically tailored towards the viewing and datamining of nmap scans.

BlindEyes is an open-source distributed framework designed to allow the distribution and chaining together of code in many popular languages.

Blinky is a graphical network usage monitor for Linux and Solaris. It displays the usage of one or more network interfaces using blinking lights (as in the dial-up system tray icon in Windows). Blinky uses the GTK+ graphics library.

Designed for the Bahamut, Hybrid, and ircu IRCds, bopm is a replacement for first generation proxy monitors (wgmon, tcm). It extends them by adding support for SOCKS4, SOCKS5, WinGate, HTTP proxies, insecure Cisco routers, simultaneous connections, and a