Free network tracker software for linux

Network Tracker and Management is a Web-based network management application.
Network Tracker and Management can store information about all of your network devices, and allows you to track all changes and updates made to the device.
Having this information readily available will enhance your ability to troubleshoot network problems.
Enhancements:
- The documentation was updated to include more details on the setup of the database for the network tracking system.

Network Traffic Analyzer analyzes the network traffic on multiple network devices and creates HTML statistics with some network usage graphs. Sometimes it is good to know, how the network is used, how many bytes were received and how many bytes were sent.Therefore, here is Network Traffic Analyzer, which creates simple network usage statistics.


Such statistics can tell you, how good your network connection really is (who cares about what Internet provider say, when was the network down, which time is the best time for downloading large packages of data etc. etc. Or with this software you can just better imagine, how many traffic can your home computer generate.

Diet Tracker is a set of Perl codes to help you keep track of your diet progress. Diet Tracker uses a MySQl database to store and display your weight variations and calorie intake as you progress in your diet.
This software was inspired by Jeremy Zawodnys Excel spreadsheet that does almost the same thing. I wanted a web version that was simple and meant for single user and not finding any, wrote one.
Main features:
- Web based
- Track calorie intake per day
- Graphs to track weight and intake history
- Moving average calculation to even out jitters
- Automatic BMI calculation
- Clean interface

Advanced Stock Tracking System (AST) is a Web-based application for keeping track of stocks.

Advance Stock Tracker features a portfolio with dividend tracking, a worksheet to keep track of prospects, a stock comparison utility, and a search engine for the stock market based heavily on technical analysis.

This is a traffic generator. It is used to check what massive amounts of traffic of certain type will do to an intervening network.

It does not try to measure throughput or response times. It has been made with the question in mind: If 100 clients does simultaneous TCP transfers for 2 days, will my router break? Or can I configure my firewall while 50 people are doing large TCP transfers through the device?

Technorati Tracker examines the traffic your blog is receiving from Technorati.
This open source web analytics software will examine an Apache web server log and will display hits generated by clicks from technorati.com and will also track the visits by Technoratibot.
Output:
Each hit from Technorati will be displayed in a row with these columns:
- Time
- IP Address
- Section (Tags, Search, Blog Finder, Popular)
- Keywords
At the bottom of the page, a bar chart will be displayed comparing the number of hits from each section on Technorati. Technoratibot visits are in bold and indicated by a section label of Technoratibot.
Instructions:
- Download the script to your machine.
- Edit the line that reads:
LOG_FILE="/var/log/httpd/access_log"
so the CGI script will know where your Apache web server log file resides. Upload technorati_tracker.cgi to a directory on your web server where you can run CGI scripts. Change permissions to make the file executable (chmod +x or chmod 755).
Enhancements:
- Technorati launched a new section called Explore that displays recent blog posts based on category tags.
- This release has been updated to track hits from the new section.

Asset Tracker provides an inventory management system.
Asset Tracker is an inventory management system that allows flexibility in choosing column names and types and contains a plugin system, an access control system, filtering and sorting in the list view, and bookmarkable pages and views.
Main features:
- Suitable for tracking any kind of physical object.
You can create multiple asset databases containing any information you wish to keep track of. Some examples: put all your IT infrastructure into the database, or if you are a building manager, put all your facilities equipment in the database.
- Designed with flexibility in mind.
This means that you can add or remove any columns from the database at any time. Each column can have whatever name youd like to give it. Currently, columns can contain numbers, dates, free-form text, or drop-down lists (to be used if there are a range of valid items that could go into that field).
- Contains a plugin system
This allows you to add any custom functionality that youd like. A plugin is included with the default distribution to enable a connection with RT2 and RT3 databases (I have verified that it works with RT3, but have not updated the documentation to reflect this yet). RT is Request Tracker, an incident management and response system available from http://www.bestpractical.com/rt/. If you have created a plugin youd like to share with everyone, please email me at assettracker@yoderhome.com so I can upload your plugin to the sourceforge download area.
- Contains an access control system
This allows you to decide who can view, add, modify, and delete items from any of the tables. The access control system is administered from within Asset Tracker.
- Comprehensive filters and sorting in the list view
This allows you to choose only to see the data you want to see. For example, a facilities manager might want to see items that were installed 1 year ago, and whose expected lifetime is 365 days. This is easy to manage with the filtering interface. It becomes particularly powerful when coupled with external database connections such as RT2 (see above). If a particular asset keeps generating repair orders within RT2, there will be a high number of RT2 links associated with the asset; this can easily be identified using the sorting and filtering interface.
- All asset list views are bookmarkable
If you create a view with a particular sort order and filters, you can bookmark the search and return to it easily (of course, if the contents of the database change, the view will reflect the updated database). In fact, all operations within Asset Tracker are handled this way, so you can easily bring up any previous page or view.