mysqlIPM manages IP addresses, routers, firewalls, and quality of service on a web-based platform.
MySQLIPM is a comprehensive web-based software that serves as an IP address, router, firewall, and quality of service manager for users. It supports MAC hardware addresses and TFTP files for router backups, making it a valuable tool for network administrators. Additionally, MySQLISP assigns and deploys products to ISP clients with one or more services and parameters, which can be customized for end-user level, reseller level, admin level, and root level records and operations permissions.
The software incorporates advanced security measures such as CGI security features that even ISP employees might struggle to bypass. Multilevel product deployment is achieved through an asynchronous job queue system that is accessible via subsystem servers and mySQL TCP/IP connections. Client-side subsystem root command-line operations are executed via crontab entries that read the master MySQLISP job queue, making it secure and safer than root permission HTTPD daemons.
For advanced users, a private ISP management LAN can be created using a second NIC card on all edge servers. However, mySQL GRANT command with passwd and user@hostip ensures that the system is secure, except for packet sniffers that run on non-switched hub local, which is unlikely if the server is not hacked. VPN and SSL tunnels can be used to establish secure connections between servers.
Users can purchase Unixservice.com commercial software like ism|4 to extend the functionality of MySQLISP. This non-GPL software is installed on the user's server and provides a customizable look and feel, skin template sets, and automates billing of ISP clients using ACHDebits, credit card, email, checks, and cash. Propietary closed-source ISP software companies will not like it, but ism|4 is available at an affordable price of less than $100/Month, including sitewide license, install, monthly support hours, and open-source.
The latest release of MySQLIPM comes with essential accounting features, including invoice generation and payment processing, special client usage products, and an accounting test suite. Some accounting queries require MySQL 4, and there are minor changes in many table pages for improved application use.
Overall, MySQLIPM is an excellent software package that offers robust security, advanced networking features, and a multitude of customizable options making it an ideal choice for network administrators and ISPs.
The software incorporates advanced security measures such as CGI security features that even ISP employees might struggle to bypass. Multilevel product deployment is achieved through an asynchronous job queue system that is accessible via subsystem servers and mySQL TCP/IP connections. Client-side subsystem root command-line operations are executed via crontab entries that read the master MySQLISP job queue, making it secure and safer than root permission HTTPD daemons.
For advanced users, a private ISP management LAN can be created using a second NIC card on all edge servers. However, mySQL GRANT command with passwd and user@hostip ensures that the system is secure, except for packet sniffers that run on non-switched hub local, which is unlikely if the server is not hacked. VPN and SSL tunnels can be used to establish secure connections between servers.
Users can purchase Unixservice.com commercial software like ism|4 to extend the functionality of MySQLISP. This non-GPL software is installed on the user's server and provides a customizable look and feel, skin template sets, and automates billing of ISP clients using ACHDebits, credit card, email, checks, and cash. Propietary closed-source ISP software companies will not like it, but ism|4 is available at an affordable price of less than $100/Month, including sitewide license, install, monthly support hours, and open-source.
The latest release of MySQLIPM comes with essential accounting features, including invoice generation and payment processing, special client usage products, and an accounting test suite. Some accounting queries require MySQL 4, and there are minor changes in many table pages for improved application use.
Overall, MySQLIPM is an excellent software package that offers robust security, advanced networking features, and a multitude of customizable options making it an ideal choice for network administrators and ISPs.
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