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This document provides an overview and progress report for an internetwork management program called INMP. The program includes a tabbed Telnet and SSH client for Linux/UNIX with features to aid in network management like saving and restoring configurations. The GUI client is written in Perl/Tk and connects to all devices. Core features are integrated and the program now has key bindings and resizing functionality. It also handles device timeouts and shutdown states gracefully. Further improvements are planned including packaging and macros for common connections.
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