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UTM5 - a complete ISP billing solution
UTM5 is a high-performance ISP billing software developed by NetUP Inc. for small to large telecoms. The software is designed to control Internet access and Voice over IP services. With UTM5 an ISP can charge subscribers per traffic volume or per connection time, set monthly caps or provide flat rates with dynamic bandwidth shaping, and do much more.

UTM5 is a complete billing solution that includes billing mediation platform, rating engine, invoicing subsystem, etc. It can interface directly with networking equipment, such as routers, firewalls, network access servers, VoIP gateways, etc. via various up-to-date protocols, e.g., Netflow, RADIUS, SNMP, sFlow, etc. The billing system supports usage-based billing and works in real time, that is especially important for prepaid tariffs.

UTM5 has over 2000 deployments all over the world - Australia, Thailand, India, Russia and CIS, Eastern and Western Europe, Africa, USA and Canada. In these solutions the billing system is used with many various connection technologies: wired Ethernet, ADSL, Wi-Fi, Wi-Max, FTTH, etc.

More details at www.utm-billing.com

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gnotime

gnotime(1)							 The GNOME Project							gnotime(1)

NAME

       gnotime - GnoTime - a time tracker

SYNOPSIS

       gnotime [--display displayname] [--geometry geometry]

DESCRIPTION

       GnoTime is a simple combination of a stopwatch, a to-do-list organizer and time-keeping/billing system.

       In its simplest mode of operation, as a stopwatch, it simply counts the number of elapsed seconds while the timer is running.  Unlike ordi-
       nary stopwatches, it will keep a log of each time that the timer was started and stopped.  The log, or 'journal',  can  be  annotated  with
       comments, allowing a diary of events to be kept.

       GnoTime functions as a billing system by allowing you to assign a value to an hour's worth of time.  You can specify overtime, double-over-
       time rates and fixed flat-fees.	Individual chunks of time as 'billable', 'not-billable', 'no-charge', 'hold', and so on.

       GnoTime can also be used as a simple to-do list tracker.  You can assign an urgency as well as an importance to a given project, assign	an
       estimated  start  and end date, specify a sizing and a percent-complete value.  Clicking on column headings will sort the list in the order
       of that column.

       Custom reports can be created using standard HTML enhanced with embedded Scheme (a LISP -like programming language).

OPTIONS

       --display
	      specifies the X server that gnotime should connect to. Refer to the X(1x) manual page for more info.

       --geometry
	      specifies the geometry of the main window. The syntax [WIDTHxHEIGHT][(+|-)X(+|-)Y] is just like the X toolkit option geometry.   See
	      X(1x) for more info.

OTHER TYPES OF DOCUMENTATION

       You  can  find  more  information about GnoTime and its functions in the Gnome help system.  Just select Contents from the Help menu to get
       there.

SEE ALSO

       X(1x), the GnoTime Online Help, the GNOME Online Help.

AUTHOR

	Copyright (C) 1997,1998 Eckehard Berns
	Copyright (C) 2001 Linas Vepstas <linas@linas.org>

GNOME
								    12 Oct 2001 							gnotime(1)