UNIX Console
Current Version: 3.2 (December 3, 2004)
While not strictly a terminal emulation application at all, those of you who understand what it does will also understand why I have categorized it onto this page. UNIX console is basically a graphical front end to a telnet session with your Solaris box (yes, it's geared toward the results that Solaris produces, at least right now.) Currently, what that means is a nicely formatted visual display of:
- BSD printer spools
- Disk utilization
- Ethernet interfaces
- Load analysis
- RAM usage
- CPU historical analysis
- Process overview
- SAMBA and EtherShare client overview
Version 3.2 adds/changes the following:
- Maintenance release
- Faster graph display
- Under Win32 systems, graph node information tags now display like Windows HelpTags rather than a small floating window
- Resizeable console windows
- Printing implemented
UNIX Console is shareware, and the download below will allow you to try out the software for 30 days before requiring you to purchase.
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