Radar technical information

Significant technical features in Radar

Full Perl source code supplied
Uses Perl and Tk for maximum portability
Monitor any number of Radiators with a single Radar
Radar checks for clock skew between itself and the monitored Radiators. Clock skew can mean that the host clocks are out of sync, which can mean inaccurate accounting data
Radar connections to Radiator are authenticated with CHAP, and can be authenticated with any standard Radiator authentication method that supports CHAP
Radar can be configured to remember its most recent configuration. The next time Radar is started it will monitor the same list of servers with the same tools
Detects server failure, crashes, disconnection, unavailability, stalling, hanging and excessive clock skew
Announces problems by email and/or external program and/or popup windows
Plot one or more statistics for the server as a whole or from individual Client, Realm, Handler, AuthBy or Host clause

Unix including Linux (RedHat, Ubuntu, Debian, Mandrake, SuSE, etc), Solaris, FreeBSD, NetBSD, SunOS, AIX, IRIX, SCO Open Server, Digital, HP-UX, etc.
MacOS X
Windows