Seysoft ships as a base shell plus modules — one container per tool, each reachable through the same login. Here's what's available today.
Manage volumes, bricks, and peers across a GlusterFS cluster without memorizing gluster CLI syntax.
Create, resize, and inspect volume groups and logical volumes with a safety net around the destructive commands.
Build and monitor Linux software RAID arrays, with array health surfaced at a glance instead of buried in /proc/mdstat.
Set up SMB shares, manage users and permissions, and keep smb.conf sane without hand-editing it over SSH.
Schedule and monitor rsync jobs between hosts, with a run history so you can see what actually synced and when.
Stand up WireGuard peers and tunnels, generate configs, and see who's actually connected right now.
Build nftables rulesets visually and review changes before they hit a live firewall.
Manage zones, services, and rich rules without losing track of which zone an interface actually landed in.
Edit zone files and records for a BIND DNS server with validation before reload, not after a broken zone takes a domain down.
Manage virtual hosts, modules, and SSL certs for Apache without hunting through /etc/apache2/sites-available.
Manage server blocks, upstreams, and TLS for nginx, with config validation before every reload.
Configure mail queues, transports, and relay rules for Postfix, and see what's actually stuck in the queue.
A GUI over minimodem for AFSK/audio-modem work — one of the niche tools Seysoft covers that nothing else bothers to.