Date: Mon, 16 Jul 2012 11:08:47 +0200 From: Pierre DAVID <pdagog@gmail.com> To: ports@freebsd.org Subject: Ports available for the Netmagis software Message-ID: <20120716090846.GA22252@vagabond.ma.maison>
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Hi,
I'm one of the authors of Netmagis (for Network MAnaGement Information
System). We have released (see announcement below) the 2.1.0 version
some days ago:
http://netmagis.org/
To ease installation, we included ready-to-use FreeBSD ports:
http://netmagis.org/download.html
Source for these ports are also available on github:
https://github.com/pdav/netmagis/ (see the pkg/freebsd/ subdir)
Installation is detailed on:
http://netmagis.org/install-2.1.html
I would be gratefull is someone could check these ports, and gives
us some feedback. And possibly commit them in the ports tree (category
net-mgmt)...
Thanks in advance,
Pierre
P.S.: also PR 169509
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We are proud to announce the release 2.1.0 of Netmagis.
Netmagis (NETwork Management Information System) is a complete
application which aims to simplify operation of a network. Netmagis
is an open-source software.
More specifically, it allows a network administrator to:
- manage IPv4 and IPv6 addresses;
- generate data for a DNS server and get BIND zone files always
up to date and consistant;
- delegate DNS management to other network administrators or
every non-specialist of DNS management;
- specify groups of users and very fine access privileges on
addresses, on domains, etc;
- manage DHCP allocations (both static or dynamic) with profiles
to parametrize network boot;
- use your existing LDAP directory to manage accounts, or manage
accounts with the Netmagis database;
- manage a large number of networks, users domains, DHCP profiles,
etc.;
- visualize with automatically generated network maps your
network topology (switched or routed);
- give access on these maps to users;
- assign VLAN to equipment interfaces via a simple Web interface
(for Cisco, HP or Juniper equipments);
- delegate VLAN assignment to other network administrators or
every non-specialist of equipment management;
- access to traffic graphs that you have specified on your
equipments;
- locate hosts by IP address, MAC address or network equipement
port.
Netmagis is available on http://netmagis.org/
FreeBSD ports and Debian/Ubuntu packages are also available on
http://netmagis.org. See installation instructions.
Pierre David & Jean Benoit & Sébastien Boggia
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