When it comes to monitoring servers, networks, workstations and other devices, there are a lot of options out there. In looking for something free and easy to use, I decided to just use NetXMS, it provides a client that you can install for extended functionality or you can just use SNMP. In this case, I just needed to do some quick tracking of servers I was troubleshooting and I connected them machines I needed and setup a dashboard view.
I recommend giving it a spin, it's worth a look.
Mike Sheldon
Developing for K12 and IDM
10/25/2014
Point of Sale Project Discontinued
Due to lack of time and requirements of the project. I decided to not continue the Point of Sale project. I will have some other projects in the works, and hope to post more articles.
Labels:
.net,
c#,
coding,
Development,
education,
IIS,
k12,
MVC5,
PointOfSale
2/15/2014
Building a better experience
Before the holidays started, I was provided the idea of creating a replacement Point of Sale platform for Education. Many school districts have shared with me their disappoint in their current platform in which they are paying for, with no sign of improvements coming down the road. With that my current side project is developing a solution that can manage those payments from students and faculty. The concept behind it is to make it simple and easy to use with the flexibility to adapt our applications their current POS integrates with. An example with the Library Management System with fines for books.
Currently I hope to provide an open demo for everyone by the beginning of May. The holidays and consultancy projects have taken up most of my take as of late, but it's time to get back on track. Below you'll find some examples of the current development, all of it currently is very rough. The overall look and feel of the product will be driven by the users once I can provide a hands-on demo.
Currently I hope to provide an open demo for everyone by the beginning of May. The holidays and consultancy projects have taken up most of my take as of late, but it's time to get back on track. Below you'll find some examples of the current development, all of it currently is very rough. The overall look and feel of the product will be driven by the users once I can provide a hands-on demo.
Labels:
.net,
c#,
coding,
Development,
education,
IIS,
k12,
MVC5,
PointOfSale
9/13/2013
GaPoSh v0.04 Released! Over 50 Commands Available!
I've released a new version of GaPoSh! There are now 50+ commands available to manage Google Apps, and more to come in the future. Some of future releases will focus on ensuring all the commands work to their full potential. Please provide any input you may have on the client by putting in issue requests. Enjoy!
GaPoSh v0.04
GaPoSh v0.04
Labels:
c#,
coding,
deployment,
Development,
education,
google,
k12,
management,
powershell,
user management
9/06/2013
Google Apps Powershell Client (GaPoSh) v0.01 Alpha
I've posted the initial build of the powershell snappin for managing Google Apps. It currently only pulls user information, but definitely more to come along with refactoring. Keep in mind this project is just starting so you may run into issues. If you have an suggestion please post them into the issues area of the project or contact me.
GaPoSh
GaPoSh
Labels:
.net,
ad,
coding,
Development,
GaPoSh,
google,
management,
system administration,
user management
9/05/2013
Google Apps Powershell Client in the works
Many administrators find that powershell is an incredible resource to managing Active Directory, Exchange, Office 365, and more. So with that in mind why not Google Apps. I'm working on building a powershell client with the Google Apps DotNet Client. The idea is to provide a way for administrators to control their users, groups, drive, and other resources. Keep an eye out for progress by being made in the near future.
8/18/2013
Network Booting
If you need a quick way to bring up a PXE Boot Server, I suggest checking out "Ultimate Deployment Appliance". Out of the box you can add storage, iso to boot, and setup templates. I needed it to setup a server that I didn't have a optical drive or usb drive for. Works great, check it out
Ultimate Deployment Appliance
Tutorial
Ultimate Deployment Appliance
Tutorial
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