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New Game Server Monitoring & Management System. IpWallMaster is a mini-firewall that will block or allow Ip traffic by point-and-click on-the-fly. IpWallMaster will block or allow traffic by Ip address, Ip range, and by protocol.

SurfProxy a way to access websites from your office, home or school when they are blocked by firewalls and website filtering software.

Logical/physical topology mapping; tracking of device/service performance and status; routing maps; custom network views; notifications: email, ICQ, SMS, SNMP; corrective action; web access, event log, trends, reports; supports Windows, NetWare, SNMP

Monitors networked devices and TCP/IP services running on them. Allows to ping hosts and check TCP and UDP ports. Shows a current status, sends notifications by email, generates log, HTML and CSV files and executes custom scripts. Run as NT service.

ipPulse is a Remote Status Monitoring Tool. Use ipPulse to monitor the up/down status of IP connected devices (nodes) on any IP connected network. ipPulse alerts you to failures using audible messages, email, pager, web, and logs.

HostMonitor is a system management tool that continuously monitors servers availability and performance. It has 56 test methods, 27 alert methods, highly flexible report and log manager. Package includes Log Analyzer, Web Service and other utilities.

HostMonitor is a system management tool that continuously monitors servers availability and performance. It has 55 test methods, 25 alert methods, highly flexible report and log manager. Package includes Log Analyzer, Web Service and other utilities.

HostMonitor is a system management tool that continuously monitors servers availability and performance. It has 57 test methods, 28 alert methods, highly flexible report and log manager. Package includes Log Analyzer, Web Service and other utilities.

xStarter will help you to automate each and every process in your computer. Automate operations on schedule, or on a keypress or via various events (windows event log changes, file/folder modifications, signals from an RS232 port, TCP/IP, etc.)