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Want to get statistics about your network with open source tools free of charge?
Want to save time and money on your networking charges?
Want to stop wasting hours configuring the networking tools and have clear tutorials?
If the answers are yes, this website is made for you.
In this website, you will find tutorials on very good
network open source and gratis tools under Linux that will let you gather statistics about your network.
Please check the open source page for more details about the open source concept.
It is very frequent to see companies that have no idea of any statistics about their network.
However, it is very important to collect networking statistics for several reasons:
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You will save money because you will be able to identify precisely the network bottlenecks and thus
exactly which network link to upgrade instead of randomly upgrading them.
You will save time. For example, in case of a router crash, you will have its backup at hand
or in case of a virus attack, you will be quickly informed and you will be able to rapidly react
in consequence.
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A lot of free open source tools are available for download on the internet
but with very different achievement levels. It can range from from basic scripts to
professional tools. We have tested and are still testing a lot of these tools and will give you tutorials about
what we think are the best in terms of network and security.
In order to be selected for our tutorials, the tools must:
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Be very powerful even compared to similar commercial tools
and already have very good references in benchmarks.
Be as easy as possible to install.
Have a good ergonomy and be easy to manage.
Have an active and large community.
Have no cost.
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Even though some of the tools presented in our tutorials can be used
on Microsoft Windows, they run better on Linux.
Don't be scared if you only know the Windows OS and don't want to spend
hours configuring the tools on Linux. To follow our tutorials, the only knowledge to
have is a basic understanding of the UNIX/Linux file architecture and
some very basic UNIX/Linux commands like "rm", "cd","cp", etc. We will give clear
step-by-step tutorials with explanations in order to understand what is beeing done.
"Packages" will be used as often as possible. These packages can be compared to
Windows programs and are as easily installed as the latter.

As Explained in the "
Linux page",
a lot of different Linux distributions can be found.
Even though the tools presented in our tutorials can be used on any distribution,
please be aware that they are written for Debian or its
derivative distributions like Ubuntu. It's not really possible to do a unique tutorial for all
the Linux distributions because boot scripts,
packages management systems and some other settings like the file architecture can slightly vary from one
distribution to another.
In our tutorials, we chose the
Debian and
Ubuntu Linux because of their freedom philosophy, their reliability and
their very powerful package management system called
APT.

Before proceeding to the tutorials, be sure to read the
readme page.

Don't hesitate to use the
contact form to report
a bug or send your remarks.
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