SNR is a software tool for collecting signal/noise-ratio data from Lucent Wireless AccessPoints via SNMP, storing it in a MySQL database, and presenting it in summary graphs through a CGI module. This makes it easier for network administrators to monitor and troubleshoot wireless networks.
As a tool for network administrators, SNR is a valuable project that simplifies the task of collecting signal-to-noise ratio statistics from Lucent Wireless AccessPoint devices via SNMP. This software enables administrators to easily track and manage these important stats, reducing the potential for network downtime and performance issues.
One of the most significant features of SNR is the ability to store data into a MySQL database. With the data available in a database, users can perform more in-depth analyses and create more detailed reports. Additionally, SNR offers a useful CGI-module that generates summary graphs from the data collected, providing a visual representation of complex information.
Overall, SNR is an extremely useful tool for network administrators who need to keep accurate records of how their access points are performing. The ability to easily collect data as well as store and analyze that data make SNR a valuable asset to any networking team.
One of the most significant features of SNR is the ability to store data into a MySQL database. With the data available in a database, users can perform more in-depth analyses and create more detailed reports. Additionally, SNR offers a useful CGI-module that generates summary graphs from the data collected, providing a visual representation of complex information.
Overall, SNR is an extremely useful tool for network administrators who need to keep accurate records of how their access points are performing. The ability to easily collect data as well as store and analyze that data make SNR a valuable asset to any networking team.
What's New
Version 0.98: N/A