Network Server Monitor

WinSuperKit is a powerful network, file compare toolkit that helps you to get ip address and geographical location, capture network packet, monitor network speed.

MaxiVista turns any spare laptop or tablet into an extended 'Dual Monitor' of your primary PC. Program windows can be extended and moved across both screens, as it would be one big single monitor. Simply connect up to four PCs via Ethernet, Wireles..

Plug-and-Play Monitor is an experimental tool which displays plug-and-play notifications from the system. To start monitoring, select a device type from the drop-down list or tick Monitor all device types and click Start.

NetStatus is a monitoring application designed to monitor anywhere from 1 to 50 servers or devices on a network. Tests include HTTP, FTP, Telnet, Ping, Disk Space, NT Service Status, POP3, SMTP and more.

Performs event log based Intrusion detection and network wide event log management. Archives & analyses event logs of all network machines and alerts you in real time to security issues, attacks and other critical events.

DnsEye is monitoring network traffic by capturing DNS packets in network and displays the host names resolve information. The program allows to monitor requested URLs in network, to open it in browser and save captured DNS name list in the file.

EtherBoss MSN Messenger Conversation Monitor is a handy network utility to capture and log MSN Messenger chat on network. All intercepted messages will be saved on the disk automatically. It also provides rich-features report and finding system.

SpyAnywhere provides the power to remotely control computer's with SpyAnywhere installed - all from your favorite web-browser! SpyAnywhere allows many powerful controls for remote control, and also allows you to remotely monitor/spy other computers.

The most efficient and reliable password sniffer! Win Sniffer allows network administrators to capture passwords of any network user. Win Sniffer monitor incoming and outcoming network traffic and decode FTP, POP3, HTTP, ICQ, SMTP, Telnet, IMAP, NNTP

Reduce downtime and be the first to know when a server or network device fails. The last time you had a network or server failure how long was it before the problem was discovered? Don't wait for employees or customers to report the problem.