nPulse v0.52, a web-based network monitor using NMAP, released

[Steve Horsburgh <shorsburgh () horsburgh com>]

Hello,

I've released version 0.52 of nPulse, a web-based network monitoring tool
that uses NMAP as its core network engine. It is available for a free
download at
 http://freshmeat.net/projects/npulse/

Thanks to everyone who used, tested, and made suggestions on each of the
pre-releases!

This version bundles together all of the changes in the developmental
releases of nPulse since version 0.50. There are 7 major new features, 6
bug fixes, and 5 miscellaneous changes.

Key new features include a new GUI for the Detail Pages; ability to specify
time periods for historical graphs; Global Filters; and the ability to
configure when the Email notification happens on a port-by-port basis.

Key bug fixes include script icon problems; the device name was not
displayed properly on the overview pages if the device failed; "hostname
-i" problem; and a cross browser form submission bug related to both the
preferences and the filters.

You can view the entire changelog at
 http://www.horsburgh.com/h_npulse.html.

As always, I continue to look for comments, suggestions, and feedback!

Thanks,
 -- Steve
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Steven Horsburgh, Ph.D.
shorsburgh () horsburgh com
http://www.horsburgh.com
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