Download software tagged by website monitoring

A switchsniff with absolutely zero configuration for mamas and papas doing parental Internet monitoring and control. Big-Father is an eavesdropping program that needs no "bug implantation."

LANState is a network monitoring program which allows to see your network's state in visual form at any time. It monitors hosts, shared resources, traffic, gets MAC-addresses, scans TCP and UDP ports, gets info on remote PC, and notifies on events.

NETObserve allows you to remotely gain total control of you PC by connecting to it through a web browser! Features include transferring/browsing files, editing registry keys, system moderating and administration, realtime PC monitoring, and more!

Stealth Keyboard Interceptor for Windows NT/2000/ XP (SKIn2000) is a monitoring program which allows to intercept allkeystrokes, mouse clicks, captions of active windows, static text and other. It has a unique set of features that makesSKIn2000 t

Network management software, intended to simplify the task of inventory, monitoring and administration of computers, running Windows NT/2000/XP/2003. Does not require installing any client software on remote computers.

Integrated solution which provides: - all-round internet monitoring; - incoming traffic, time and bandwidth control; - access control to web sites, by protocols, time, queries, words, etc.; - flexible and powerful content filtering;

NetGong is an intuitive network monitoring tool that allows you to monitor connectivity and device availability of your network.

An NAT gateway-based EIM (Employee Internet Management) product realizing LAN-independent web monitoring and control. It is coupled with the EIA (Employee Intranet Administration) which monitors and controls the whole activities of individual PCs.

Eltima Powered Keylogger is a stealth monitoring utility. It logs any computer activity, Internet usage, keystrokes, passwords, incoming or outgoing e-mails, shows applications which were launched, records desktop activity and sends logs via e-mail.