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Do you have a Raspberry Pi? Use it to monitor your parents’ home network(netbeez.net)
5 points by panosv 11y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Does Google maps command traffic?
3 points by panosv 11y ago|1 comments
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by panosv 11y ago
Hi everyone, I am the author of the post. Network tomography is a very intriguing idea and very promising. However, it hasn't taken off outside the academic/research realm. I am wondering what networking folks think about it.
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Network Tomography(netbeez.net)
2 points by panosv 11y ago|1 comments
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NetBeez launches free version of its Raspberry Pi network monitoring platform(venturebeat.com)
3 points by panosv 11y ago|0 comments
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by panosv 11y ago
I am cofounder of the company, and an engineer by training.
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by panosv 11y ago
If you want to jump on a call to discuss send me an email to panos@netbeez.net RE pricing: we just released a free tier that allows you to install a software agent on your own Debian Linux (including Raspberry Pi) and use the NetBeez dashbo
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by panosv 11y ago
The next in line is scheduled Iperf. Right now you can run Iperf manually between two agents or an agent and your own Iperf server. The scheduled Iperf will allow you to run the test periodically (e.g. every 2 hours), or specific times duri
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Show HN: Know when your network is down
7 points by panosv 11y ago|1 comments
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by panosv 11y ago
NetBeez makes sure that users on large and distributed enterprise networks have access to the applications and resources they need. As soon as an app or the network connectivity goes down it notifies the network operator. It works by instal
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Synthetic Network Monitoring on Debian/Raspberry Pi(netbeez.net)
9 points by panosv 11y ago|1 comments