Is there a multi-blog admin interface for WordPress blogs installed completely separately?

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Published on 2009-03-10T06:49:48Z Indexed on 2010/05/26 19:11 UTC
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I'm an administrator of 10-20 separate WordPress blogs, and it's a big pain for me to login to all of them separately. Is there some sort of interface that allows me to do a single-sign-on administration of all of them, like there is under a WordPress MU umbrella?

If so, what's it called? I don't even know the term I'd use to search for this.

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