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David system products |
Products that David system - a network management system (nms) created by our company - provides
are shown in the below table:
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David system Common Files |
The product, during its installation, prepares the rudimentary
directory tree for other products of David system. It also
contains some essential and common files for all the products. Thus, this is
a fundamental product of David system required by other
its products.
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Primary SQL Database |
The product installs the primary SQL database of
David system. Every single installation of
David system must have only one the primary database.
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Secondary SQL Database |
The product installs the secondary SQL database of
David system. Each installation of
David system may have many secondary databases or none.
It allows to distribute the SQL database of David system
among many servers.
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David system Libraries |
This product provides libraries of David system
required by its applications. Many other products of David system
require that one.
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Daemon Manager |
It engages in running and terminating daemons of
David system as well as monitoring of their work.
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Network Manager (full version) |
The product using SNMP protocol allows to visualise a topology of
monitored networks and auto-discover devices in managed networks.
The state of monitored devices also is visualised. The product also
collects data from monitored devices using SNMP protocol and allows
you to manage user accounts.
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Network Manager (console version) |
The product, through a graphic application, allows to visualize
a topology of monitored networks and shows states of monitored resources.
It allows you to control daemons monitoring devices as well as that ones
gathering data. Currently, most of functions of that apllications is obtainable
through web applications.
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Notification Processor |
The product chiefly engages in processing SNMP Trap notifications coming from monitored devices
to management stations. The received messages can be formatted to the human readable forms,
and then recorded as well. The processed notifications can be passed on
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Operation Manager (full version) |
It can run specified actions on the basis of received data.
Sophisticated estimation process depends on information coming from others
products of David system and correlation of that information.
It tries to build more intelligent and useful notifications then just simple
reactions to incoming events. The graphic application displays notifications about
received events and allows to play audio files as well as reading messages by
an outer speach synthesizer. |
Operation Manager (console version) |
The product contains a graphic application displaying notifications about
events and allowing to play audio files as well as reading messages by an outer
speach synthesizer.
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Report Manager |
The product processes recorded SNMP Trap notifications,
entries about pending operations and entries about state changes of monitored
devices (ping objects, network interfaces and BGP peers), and generates
raports on the basis of them. Raports can be viewed using a Web application. |
Service Monitor |
The product monitors selected network services on application level. In order
to do this it monitors selected TCP ports of specified hosts. It checks both
availability of ports and a correct reaction for a few selected network protocols (HTTP, SMTP, FTP).
It also can verify correctness of work of selected services by verification of received data.
Results of its work can be viewed as reports and graphs made available by a Web application.
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SQL Database Archive and Backup Manager |
It archives the SQL Database used by David system applications.
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Distributed SQL Database Manager |
It allows to devide the database of David system
into one primary database and many secondary ones. Such step boosts performance
of the system and decreases load of the servers where daemons of
David system work. The migration takes place during the runtime
of the system. Such division may be altered many times.
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Dependences between the David system products |
Dependences between the David system products are shown on the following chart:
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David system functionality |
David system functionality can be very large and it depends on particular
configuration a lot. The most important features of David system are:
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discovering and visualization of monitored networks topology including visualization of states of particular nodes;
- possibility of building control panels to monitored devices (they must support SNMP protocol),
regardless of device providers;
- formatting and recording SNMP Traps sent by agents working on monitored devices;
- automatic reaction to specified SNMP Traps received from monitored devices;
- possibility of identification of an operator that has received an alert from the system about a problem;
- collecting data concerning parameters of monitored devices;
- automatic reaction to incorrect values of data that were found during data collecting;
- recording pending cases, processed by the system, which have been created
as responses for events detected by the system in a monitored network;
- monitoring selected network services on application level;
- archiving old data created by David system modules.
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The new release of our network monitoring system is available. David system 3.1.0 has been released as both RPM and DEB packages. Free Edition is available to download. |
January 7, 2011 |
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The fixed version - David system 3.0.1 - of the latest release of our network monitoring system David system 3.0 is available. Free Edition is available to download. |
September 17, 2010 |
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We are pleased to announce the availability of the new version of our network monitoring system David system 3.0. It is also available as RPM packages. Free Edition is available to download. |
September 5, 2010 |
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David system 3.0 is on its way and will be released soon. It will be the first distribution available also as RPM packages. |
May 14, 2010 |
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The new release of our system - David system 2.8.0 - is available. Free Edition is available to download. |
January 26, 2010 |
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The new release of our network monitoring system - David system 2.7.0 - is available. Free Edition is available to download. |
September 12, 2009 |
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The new version of our network monitoring system - David system 2.6.0 - has been released. Free Edition is available to download. |
June 12, 2009 |
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The new version of our network monitoring system - David system 2.5.0 - is available. Free Edition is available to download. |
February 24, 2009 |
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The documentation of David system, our network monitoring system, has been updated. |
February 23, 2009 |
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The fixed version of our system - David system 2.4.1 - is already available. Free Edition is available to download. |
December 31, 2008 |
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The new version of our network monitoring system - David system 2.4.0 - is available. Free Edition is available to download. The documentation will be updated shortly. |
November 25, 2008 |
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The fixed version of our network monitoring system - David system 2.3.2 - is already available. Free Edition is available to download. |
July 8, 2008 |
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An important bug has been found in the last version of our network monitoring system - David system 2.3.0. Upgrade to the version 2.3.1 is recommended. Free Edition is available to download. |
April 23, 2008 |
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The new version of our network monitoring system - David system 2.3.0 - is available now. Free Edition is available to download. |
March 29, 2008 |
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The latest version of our network monitoring system has just been released. A few bugs have been found and fixed. The new version of the Free Edition - David system 2.2.2 is available to download. |
January 30, 2008 |
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Because of an important bug, an update of our network monitoring system has been made. The new version of the Free Edition - David system 2.2.1 is available to download. |
December 30, 2007 |
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Possibilities of monitoring of network interfaces have been extended in the Free Edition of David system. The number of network interfaces you can monitor has been increased from 150 to 1000! |
December 29, 2007 |
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