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WinAgents IOS Config Editor helps administrators to manage their Cisco devices. It provides easy access control list management, creation of configuration backups and editing running and startup device configuration files.
Generally, WinAgents IOS Config Editor is a text editor specially designed to edit configuration files for the Cisco routers. It allows downloading configuration from a remote device, editing it, and uploading it back to the device. With IOS Config Editor you have access to all devices from one place. Also, IOS Config Editor makes it easy to backup the configuration of your devices.
Key features of WinAgents IOS Config Editor:
+ Allows configuring multiple devices simultaneously
+ Automates copying configuration files to and from Cisco devices
+ Includes a full-fledged configuration file editor with syntax highlighting, bookmarks, navigation, etc.
+ Simplifies access control lists configuration
+ Allows creating configuration backups with ease
+ Allows decrypting type 7 passwords and keys in configuration files
+ Uses SNMP to acquire configuration files from remote devices
+ Supports SNMP version up to 3 to guarantee maximum security
+ Includes an own TFTP server embedded into the application. It is not necessary to install any third-party TFTP servers
+ Includes an own SYSLOG server embedded into the application.
+ Supports devices running with IOS version 10 and above
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WorkRoll is a web-based "issue tracker" (non-spyware, non-dataminer) that ships with its own Windows installer (which includes a JSP application server if you need one). Once installed, users connect to it through a web browser from anywhere on the internet (and the browser requires no plugins, ActiveX controls, or Java). Installation requires no text-file configuration, no non-standard or third-party Java classes, and no database. (If you don't have a JSP-friendly application server, several are available for free and are easily installed.)
Software developers should think of WorkRoll as a fully featured, e-mail-enabled "bug tracker." Other users should think of WorkRoll as "to-do" list to be shared via the web among members of a project team.
In either case, WorkRoll allows people to assign "issues" (things that need to be done before a certain time) to themselves or to other people, to assign a priority ("low," "high," "emergency," etc.) and a status ("open," "resolved," etc.) to each issue, to associate each issue with a certain project, to set deadlines, and to link URLs to issues. Users may then sort and filter lists of issues (for example, sorting the list by due-date, or filtering the list to show only issues assigned to a certain user).
If WorkRoll's e-mail capabilities are enabled, users will receive e-mail-based notifications of newly added or changed issues, and reminders of impending and missed deadlines. WorkRoll can generate printer-friendly versions of the issue lists it keeps track of, and can import and export these lists to and from other applications. And WorkRoll supports "tiered access" to its features (for example, "administrator" users can create new user accounts, while non-administrator users cannot).
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