Tools

Everything else that makes day-to-day operation faster.

Diagrams — /diagrams

Two complementary views: a canvas-based network diagram editor (drag-and-drop devices, draw connections, color-coded by link type) and a satellite-map site view for multi-location layouts, with camera coverage cones and Wi-Fi signal-radius overlays computed from real device settings.

Diagram on Grid

DB Connector & DB Manager — /db-connector · /db-manager

AI Assist. Browse and query PostgreSQL/MySQL/MongoDB/Redis connections without a separate DB client — schema browser, query tab with AI-suggested SQL grounded in the connection's real foreign keys (suggest-only, never auto-executes), and cluster-level admin tooling for replication/backups in DB Manager.

Database Query Data

Network Scanner — /network-scan

Sweeps a subnet for live hosts and open services, and offers to import anything not already tracked straight into Servers or Network Devices.

Server Backups & Firmware & Backup — /backups · /firmware-repo

Server Backups runs scheduled or on-demand backups with restore points. Firmware & Backup is the config-backup and firmware-repository tool for network devices — pull a device's running config over SSH, diff it against any previous version, and store firmware images for offline deployment via TFTP.

Server Backup Overview

Firmware & Backup Library

Power Sequence & BMC Power Schedules — /power-sequence · /idrac-schedule

Admin. Power Sequence defines the correct startup/shutdown order across dependent systems (storage before compute, etc.) for maintenance windows. BMC Power Schedules automates iDRAC/iLO power actions (scheduled reboots, wake windows) at the hardware-management level, below the OS.

Power Sequence Connections

Commands & Share — /commands · /share

Admin. Commands is the admin editor behind Terminal's Command Library — add/edit the per-OS, per-vendor, per-device-type command set. Share is a pinboard for snippets and files the team references often, surfaced inside Terminal's Notes panel.

Command List for Windows

Documentation — /docs

A built-in, versioned wiki for internal runbooks and knowledge base articles — a full rich-text editor (tables, syntax-highlighted code blocks, task lists, images, links), not a plain text box. Every save is kept as a numbered version with one-click restore, so nobody has to worry about overwriting someone else's edit. Start a new doc from a reusable template, or import an existing Word document or PDF straight in instead of retyping it. This is a separate, purpose-built knowledge base for your team's own procedures — distinct from this handbook itself.

Tasks — /tasks

Admin. A generic scheduled/multi-step automation runner — define a task as an ordered list of steps (SSH command, device reboot, AD enable/disable, Windows remote command, or a plain reminder), with a trigger that's either one-time, a recurring cron schedule, or chained to fire after another task completes successfully.

• Runs against a set of targets with bounded concurrency, and can notify via Telegram or email on completion
• Full run history with per-target logs, plus a manual "Run Now" for testing a task outside its schedule
• Consolidates one-off and recurring maintenance (reboots, AD toggles, ad-hoc SSH commands, bulk Windows runs) into one engine instead of a bespoke worker per job type