This software provides a system for managing NDAS devices. It allows for efficient organization and administration of these devices, making it easier for users to maintain control and optimize their use.
If you're looking for a management infrastructure for NDAS devices, you might want to check out KaNDAS. A network drive with NDAS technology, such as those sold by Trekstor and powered by the ndas kernel driver by Ximeta, is required to use this software.
KaNDAS has a KaNDASd daemon which can keep track of changes in device situations and enable clients to connect and disconnect devices. Additionally, there are interfaces available for users to operate the daemon. These include the KaNDAS client for KDE 4 and KaNDASconsole tools.
You can download KaNDAS, KaNDASconsole, and KaNDASd directly from the project page. Alternatively, repositories are also available at the openSUSE build service (# openSUSE 10.3 and # openSUSE Factory).
While KaNDAS is still in its early stages, the developer plans to add more features to it. One notable feature in development is the ability to start and stop the ndas driver. The project also aims to introduce more interfaces, such as a GTK interface or a tray icon or a Plasmoid.
If you're interested in the software's details, the daemon's interface is documented in the project wiki, and development files are included in the KaNDASd source package.
KaNDAS has a KaNDASd daemon which can keep track of changes in device situations and enable clients to connect and disconnect devices. Additionally, there are interfaces available for users to operate the daemon. These include the KaNDAS client for KDE 4 and KaNDASconsole tools.
You can download KaNDAS, KaNDASconsole, and KaNDASd directly from the project page. Alternatively, repositories are also available at the openSUSE build service (# openSUSE 10.3 and # openSUSE Factory).
While KaNDAS is still in its early stages, the developer plans to add more features to it. One notable feature in development is the ability to start and stop the ndas driver. The project also aims to introduce more interfaces, such as a GTK interface or a tray icon or a Plasmoid.
If you're interested in the software's details, the daemon's interface is documented in the project wiki, and development files are included in the KaNDASd source package.
What's New
Version 0.2.0: N/A