Flask server for Network management in GNS3. |
Get information about devices in a Local Network (Name, Description, Location and Contact). Information about packets sent in network using Pygal and Graphviz. Alerts when packet loss with Tkinter |
- User Registration
- Login as general or admin user
- Roles management
- Create form in modal window by default
- Inline editing enabled by default
- Skins and layout customization
- Dashboard, charts, chat and calendar examples
- Detects Network Topology and handle updates processes every x time (admin only)
- Graphs the Network Topology
- Uses secure channel to communicate between them
- Create, Modify & Delete Users
- Raise dynamic routing protocols (RIP, OSPF and IGRP), admin can change the protocol and modify the parameters
- MIB-II using SNMPv3
- Can change
- Host Name
- OS Version
- Admin
- Location
- Contact
- Time up and last change
- Save in a DB the main network data and deploy PDF's and Graphs containing them
- Show:
- Packages sent and received
- Packages lost
- Packages broken
- Save every event realized in a DB and see it in REST
- Send e-mails with changes
- Percentage of lost packages / time
- Broken packages / time
- Device data Modification
- Up or Down of the Interface
Here is a working live demo: Insert Demo Link Here
Currently on Development.
The Network-Manager is compatible with devices of all sizes and all OS's.
Currently on Development.
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Clone or download the git repository.
git clone https://github.com/AdrianRomo/NetworkManager.git
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Create and activate a virtual environment:
virtualenv venv $ source venv/bin/activate
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Install the requirements inside the app folder
pip install -r requirements.txt
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Once the process finishes give execution permission to app.py file and run it
./app.py
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The first execution will create automatically a sample sqlite database.
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Open your favorite browser and type:
https://localhost:5000/admin
then just log in with the default user or register one.
Currently on Development.
On Development
Adrian Romo | Jaime Lechuga |
MIT © Adrian Romo