NetDirector is an open source, extensible platform
with a growing community of users and contributors. Use it to
centrally manage your open source server applications (Apache, BIND,
Samba, LDAP, etc.), whether they're running on physical or virtual
machines. Make changes to several servers simultaneously,
schedule changes, rollback changes, view audit trails, it's all right
here. And because NetDirector is open source, there's no need
to worry about lock-in or whether the system will fit your unique
needs now and as they evolve over time. We figure you've
got enough to worry about.
Here's our pitch (brace yourself
for the hard sell). Try
it, no questions asked. See how managing all your Linux and
Solaris (and soon Windows) servers, physical and virtual, from one Web console makes
your life easier. Check out the Configuration Cloning feature,
which lets you copy all (or some of) a server's settings to a new
server (great for DR, platform migrations and for adding new servers). Server acting
up? Undo the last change with a click - NetDirector does the
revision control for you. Auditor knocking on your door wanting
to see a report of all changes by server, service and Administrator
over the past Quarter? No problem - it's all stored in
NetDirector's database.
When we can help, maybe by
adding a plugin to manage an important open or closed source
application or service, by integrating NetDirector with another
system, like ticketing, patching or monitoring, or just by giving you
a helping hand with your installation, let us know - you can reach us
at sales_at_emusoftware.com
Features: - Role-based Access Controls
- Configure multiple servers - physical or virtual - at once.
- Open Source (Licensed under the GPL)
- Form-based configuration of popular open source services:
(Apache, BIND, DHCP, LDAP, Postfix, Samba, Kerberos, Sendmail, VSFTP, etc.) - Add Users and Groups across multiple servers at once
- Stop and restart services remotely
- Rollback and histories of Server Configurations
- Schedule changes to occur when you choose
- Freely downloadable from SourceForge
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