This Java application provides free and open-source real-time graphical monitoring capabilities.
The GNetWatch project is a reliable, free, and open-source Java application designed for real-time network performance monitoring and analysis. With GNetWatch, users can track network performance through SNMP, ICMP, and traffic generation modules, and view data in graphical form.
To get started with GNetWatch on LINUX, users just need to follow a few simple steps. Firstly, they will need to download and install a Java SE Runtime Environment that is compliant with JRE 5 specifications at a minimum. These can be easily obtained online.
Next, simply download and extract the GNetWatch LINUX bundle, and set and export the MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME environment variable in accordance with Mozilla or Firefox documentation. This helps ensure that the application runs smoothly and compatibly with the user's web browser.
Users must also include the GNetWatch installation directory and the MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable, which is a crucial step in the setup process.
An example of the required commands can be found on the GNetWatch website, and once complete, users can open the application by entering the command "java -jar GNetWatchBundle.jar."
Overall, GNetWatch is a valuable tool for network management and upkeep, and its compatibility with LINUX as well as its open-source nature make it a top pick for tech-savvy users.
To get started with GNetWatch on LINUX, users just need to follow a few simple steps. Firstly, they will need to download and install a Java SE Runtime Environment that is compliant with JRE 5 specifications at a minimum. These can be easily obtained online.
Next, simply download and extract the GNetWatch LINUX bundle, and set and export the MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME environment variable in accordance with Mozilla or Firefox documentation. This helps ensure that the application runs smoothly and compatibly with the user's web browser.
Users must also include the GNetWatch installation directory and the MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable, which is a crucial step in the setup process.
An example of the required commands can be found on the GNetWatch website, and once complete, users can open the application by entering the command "java -jar GNetWatchBundle.jar."
Overall, GNetWatch is a valuable tool for network management and upkeep, and its compatibility with LINUX as well as its open-source nature make it a top pick for tech-savvy users.
What's New
Version 4.0 Beta: N/A