Aim Monitor

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.

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.

A powerful simultaneous ip monitor tool . It is able to monitor thousands of IP equipments simultaneously and send message and mail when states of some equipments change , it could also adopt necessary steps to deal with troubles.

Web Surfing Monitor, Monitor all web surfing activities. Chat Monitor, Monitor and archive all instance message conversations in your LAN, include AIM, ICQ, MSN, YAHOO. Email Record, Save all email messages automatically.

Web Monitor controls all outgoing HTTP requests from your computer and blocks unwanted Internet resources and redirects. Web Monitor protects your privacy and saves your Internet bandwidth.

Manage, monitor, and record employees Internet behaviors.

Simple Server Monitor is a powerful, yet easy to use server monitor. It allows you to monitor the status of your servers and web applications from your desktop. When a monitor fails, you are notified by a pop-up message and/or an e-mail alert.

DEKSI Network Monitor is an advanced, powerful, and feature rich tool that monitors servers located on your LAN, WAN, and the Internet. Windows 9X, NT, 2000, XP, 2003 Server compatible and can monitor the servers with any operating system.

Server Monitor is a Windows service that monitors the health and availability of Windows servers, network services (on Windows, Linux and other operating systems), and devices. No agents are needed to monitor remote servers.