NetRanger. Know more about the web.
NetRanger is the ultimate network configuration and information toolkit for your computer Designed for both new and experienced users, NetRanger provides all the tools you need to help diagnose network problems and get information about users, hosts and networks on the Internet or on your computer's network.
 
Over 10 integrated tools that help you analyze networks and connections

 Ping tool
 Trace Route tool
 Host Lookup tool
 Internet time synchronizer
 Whois tool
 Finger Unix hosts tool
  Host and port scanning tool
 Check POP mail accounts
 Manage dialup connections
 Quote of the day tool
 Monitor network settings
 All fully integrated
 

View detailed information about your computer's network settings
NetRanger tells you everything about your computer's network settings. You can find out who is connected to your computer and what ports they are using. Watch network traffic so you know exactly what communication is occurring between your computer and other hosts.

Discover everything about internet hosts
NetRanger contains all the tools you need to find out about internet hosts. Whois tells you the owners of web sites, their contacts, domain names and IP address assignments. Host Lookup tells you the host name of an IP address. Finger tells you about the login accounts on a host.

Ping hosts to diagnose connection issues
NetRanger contains a compete Ping and Trace Route tool that lets you check if your internet connection is working, that a particular host is available, and determine the speed of your internet connection.

Scan the internet for active hosts and ports
NetRanger can scan the internet so you can learn what hosts and ports are active. Ping Scan lets you ping a range of IP addresses to check for active IP addresses. Port Scan lets you scan a host to find out what services are provided and what ports are open.

NetRanger will check all your POP email accounts for you
If you have a POP or web email accounts, then you'll love NetRanger. It will check all your email accounts in the background and notify you when you have received new email.

Manage and monitor all your ISP dialup connections
NetRanger contains an easytouse and powerful dialup tool that can help you to manage all of your dialup connections.

No Adware or Spyware
NetRanger does not contain any Spyware or Adware. You will never be annoyed by banner ads or have your personal information captured and sent to web servers.

Perfect for system administrators and web administrators
NetRanger tells you everything about your computer's network settings. You can find out who is trying to connect to your computer and what ports they are using. You can also learn what ports are open on your computer.

You can watch the network traffic on your computer so you know exactly what communication is occurring between your computer and other hosts. With NetRanger, you will never miss any network activities on your computer

Find out everything about internet hosts
NetRanger contains all the tools you need to determine detailed information about internet hosts. Whois tells you the owners of web sites and host names, their contacts, domain names and IP address assignments. Host Lookup tells you the host name of an IP address. Finger tells you about the login accounts on a host. Know everything about internet hosts with NetRanger

Ping hosts to diagnose connection issues
NetRanger contains a compete Ping and Trace Route tool that lets you check if your internet connection is working, that a particular host is available, and determine the speed of your internet connection. The Trace Route tool lets you determine the route taken to reach a host from your computer.

Both tools are integrated into an easytouse interface. No more command line needed use NetRanger and ping the easy way

Scan the internet to find active hosts and ports
NetRanger can scan the internet so you can find what hosts or ports are active. You can also resolve IP addresses into host names.

Ping Scan lets you to ping a range of IP addresses to check for active hosts, check the speed of your connection, and diagnose network problems. Port Scan lets you to scan a host to find out what services are provided and what ports are open. With NetRanger you can get 'underthehood' and learn more about hosts

NetRanger will automatically check all your POP email accounts for you
If you have POP or web email accounts, then you'll love NetRanger. It will check all your email accounts in the background and notify you when you have received new email. A single click will start your favorite email application. Delete any emails junk email or spam that you do not wish to download from your mail boxes.

Manage and monitor all your ISP dialup connections
NetRanger contains an easytouse and powerful dialup tool that can help you to manage all of your dialup connections. AutoDial will monitor your dialup connection and will automatically reestablish the connection if the connection is lost for any reason. Quick Dial allows you to set up applications that you wish to start automatically before dialing or after a dialup connection has been established. NetRanger makes it easy to manage dialup accounts

System Requirements

 Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows Me, Windows 98SE
 
 Minimum of 64MB RAM
 
 Minimum of 15MB free hard disk space
 
 Minimum of 800x600, 24 bit resolution display
 
 Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher
 
 Internet connection ADSL, cable, ISDN, dialup modem, etc.

Network Traffic Monitor shows you which processes in your machine are causing TCP/IP network traffic, how much traffic that is, and over which IP ports this traffic takes place. For each process it can show detailed information, including the path to the process executable, the remote IP address the process is connected to, and the WHOIS information of that IP address.
An animated system tray icon will show you when IP traffic is taking place, and approximately how much.
A historic overview can be shown of the network traffic since the application was started, and you can save that info to an Excel spreadsheet or a text file for later examination.

Requirements

Network Traffic Monitor can only be used on a machine running Windows XP SP 2, Windows Server 2003 or Windows Vista.
 
 
Version history

Version 2.0

Windows Vista is now supported.
Now based on WinPCap, which means more robust.
Integrated WHOIS client.

   NetInfo is the system configuration database in NEXTSTEP and Mac OS X versions up through Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger. NetInfo replaces most of the Unix system configuration files, though they are still present for running the machine in single user mode; most Unix APIs wrap around NetInfo instead. NetInfo stores system wide networktype configuration information, such as users and groups, in binary databases; while Mac OS X machine and application specific settings are stored as plist files.

   NetInfo was introduced in NEXTSTEP version 0.9, and replaced both the Unix system configuration files and Sun Microsystems' Network Information Service Yellow Pages on NeXT computers. It immediately caused controversy, much unfavorable. Not only was NetInfo unique to NeXT computers although NeXT later licensed NetInfo to Xedoc, an Australian software company who produced NetInfo for other UNIX systems1, DNS queries went through NetInfo. This led to a situation where basic tasks such as translating a UNIX UID to a user name string would not complete because NetInfo was stalled on a DNS lookup. At first, it was possible to disable NetInfo and use the Unix system files, but as of NEXTSTEP version 2 disabling NetInfo also disabled DNS support. Thus, NeXT computers became notorious for locking a user out of everyday tasks because a DNS server had stopped responding.

   The Mac OS X version of NetInfo remedied this and many other problems, but due to the early problems, NetInfo never took over the world of Unix system configuration.

   Apple has moved away from using NetInfo towards LDAP, particularly in Mac OS X Server. 1. Mac OS X v10.4 is the last version to support Netinfo. Beginning with Mac OS X v10.5, Netinfo has been completely phased out and replaced by a new local search node named dslocal, which files are located in /var/db/dslocal/ and are standard property list XMLbased files.2

Netinfo stores the following data

  afpuseraliases
  aliases
  exports nfs shares
  groups
  machines
  mounts
  networks
  printers
  protocols
  rpcs
  services
  users

    Avoid costly network downtime by using NetGong as your first line of defense. NetGong continually probes and transacts with network resources on timed intervals, to test their availability and responsiveness. If a failure occurs, NetGong automatically notifies you. The result You are back in business faster
 
Main Features 

•  Agentless architecture Allows you to monitor network devices or services without installing an agent on each machine.
• Comprehensive monitoring Monitors up to 500 network resources simultaneously.
• Global settings Allows quick network resource configuration.
• Independent parameters Allows all parameters to be set independently for each network resource.
• Maintenance mode Permits you to temporarily disable monitoring of certain resources.
• Robust alerting Alerts you to failures using a variety of techniques ranging from audible alarms to thirdparty software.
• Alert schedule Allows you fine tune the alerting functions to avoid unnecessary alerting during an extended failure.
• Failure and recovery alerts Alerts can be enabled for any combination of failure and recovery notices.
• Custom alerts Allows custom alerts to be created for each monitored resource.
• Test alert configuration Each alert type can be tested in order to verify that the alert is configured correctly prior to going live.
• Email notification Allows email notification via SMTP with the server of your choice.
• Custom messages Supports keyword values and customized message information.
• Integrated reporting Offers realtime and historical reporting capabilities to assist you in tracking network resources availability.
• HTML report output Provides reports in HTML format to help keep track of network resources availability in an easy to view list.
• Remote access Provides remote access to the monitoring results using a Web browser

System Requirements 
Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008.
Internet Explorer 5.5 or later. 

Key Advantages 

• Multitask support allows to monitor network resources simultaneously.
• Multiplatform one installation runs on Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, 2000, XP, Server 2003, Vista, and Server 2008.
• Userfriendly highly intuitive interface makes operation easy for both beginners and power users.
• Superb performance and reliability developed in C for maximum efficiency.
• Low cost we cover budgets starting at only 39.95 US/Euro
   
  

Why do you need Steganos Secure VPN

HotSpots and other WLANs represent an ideal solution for business travelers and sales representatives. An increasing number of airports and train stations provide wireless access to the Internet. And even Internet cafs are trying more and more to avoid the inconvenience of cable spaghetti.

But only few users are aware of the fact that both the HotSpot provider and hackers can eavesdrop all their activities on the Web if they have the appropriate software.

To be more precise Once a user logs into his company's LAN through the Internet, the access data can immediately be copied. Not only does this mean that confidential information can be spied on without any problem, but that data can be manipulated and even be deleted if that user has the necessary authorization.

Moreover, emails can be read including their attachments that might contain confidential business reports, analyses, or business plans. Because the potential danger caused by using a HotSpot is still underestimated by most private and professional users the consequences can be dramatical.

How does Steganos Secure VPN work

A virtual private network VPN establishes a tunnel between a user's computer and one of the Steganos VPN servers. All activities on the Internet are then carried out through that tunnel. The tunnel encrypts all information that runs through it by using an SSL connection which protects the information from being eavesdropped even by your ISP. SSL connections are, for instance, also used for online banking activities. The tunnel leads to one of the Steganos servers which, in turn, forwards the request onto the Web. This way you can stay completely anonymous while surfing through the Web The Web sites you visit will only see the IP addresses of the Steganos servers.

All you need to do is install the Steganos Secure VPN service on your machine. A setup wizard assists you in establishing the connection to the server and activating the user account. Once your access has been activated, the main window displays the amount of GB you used within the current month, which gives you 100 control of the costs. If several users share a secure VPN account, they also share the total traffic volume. This way each user always has an overview of the remaining volume available and can thus act accordingly.

Features   
 
Shared traffic consumption
If several user share one account, they can commonly access the total traffic volume. This way all these users stay in control of the costs at any time, even if their individual traffic volumes differ. 
 
Your encrypted tunnel to the Internet
Thanks to 128 Bit SSL encryption the Steganos VPN fully protects all your activities on the Web. 
 
Surf securely in WLANs
Avoid being eavesdropped by others while surfing in public WLANs and hot spots, for instance in Internet cafs. Steganos Internet Anonym VPN protects your data traffic from being eavesdropped. 
 
Full cost control
Due to the prepayment system and permanent traffic consumption display you will only be able to utilize the prepaid amount of data and thus stay in full control of the costs. 
 
Easy setup thanks to the VPN assistant
A stepbystep procedure guides you through the setup process for the VPN server and client There's no specific knowledge needed for that 
 
Highspeed connection based on the latest VPN technology
You can surf without losing any time thanks to the latest VPN technology. 
 
High availability of the VPN servers
A Steganos server farm is responsible for the encryption process. Steganos adds more servers whenever the number of accesses increases. 
 
Share files anonymously
Even on legal file sharing platforms you stay anonymous your file uploads and downloads run securely protected through the Steganos server. 
 
 
System requirements   
 
For computers with Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional. 
 
Internet access 
 
Screen resolution of at least 1024x768 pixels 
 
High color 16 Bit 
 
At least 32 MB of free memory 
 
At least Pentium or comparable CPU 
 
A mouse or another Windowscompatible pointing device
 

Easily Conceal Your IP Address Just click Hide IP and your IP is instantly hidden Other people see a fake IP, which is not associated with your real IP. Click here to read how it works.

Anonymous Web Surfing Protect your privacy and cover your tracks Select from one of our many fake proxy IP addresses for totally anonymous browsing.

Advanced Application Support Hide My IP 2009 works with all major browsers and dozens of instant messengers, Email clients, games, and more

Protect Your Identity and Stop Hackers Identity thieves can use your IP addresses to compromise your computer. Installing keyloggers, Trojans, and other tools to aid their crime. Stop them at the source by hiding your IP

Send Anonymous Emails Hide your IP in Email headers. Supports Webmail services like Yahoo, Hotmail, and GMail. Mail clients supported with a Premium account include Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora, and more

Unban Your IP From Forums, Blogs, and other Websites By faking your IP you can often access many sites you were banned from. Use with Cookie Crumble for the most effectiveness.

Detailed Features

Conceal your online identity with the click of a button. Surf anonymously, hide your IP while surfing the Internet, posting on forums, sending Emails, instant messaging, playing games, and much more. Hiding your IP address is as simple as clicking the Hide IP button, which automatically configures your web browser or other application to use a proxy server from our proxy network. You can even change your IP address automatically every few minutes or automatically use an anonymous proxy when you start your computer. Select from dozens of our private network IPs or open network IPs from all over the world. Version 2008 now supports IP addresses on the Tor network, which provides reliable highly private and secure web surfing ability to you. Our Premium HighSpeed Service, provides hundreds of fast IPs based in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Hong Kong, and Germany. Redirect all your Web traffic through our highspeed servers with 128bit SSL encryption support to make your browsing both secure and anonymous. Supports Internet Explorer, FireFox, Netscape, Opera, Outlook, Windows Mail, Skype, Yahoo Messenger, MSN Messenger, ICQ, and much more Download Hide My IP 2008 now and protect your right to online privacy.

Overview
DHCP Watcher is a protection and analyzing tool for users of corporate and home networks where DHCP server is used to provide network configuration parameters. Most networks do use DHCP.

DHCP Watcher is a unique tool for controlling network properties created for users system administrators can use it too, but user interface has been developed particularly for users. The last 4 versions have been used inside ALSEDI Group only. DHCP Watcher 5 has been developed for usage outside of ALSEDI Group.

When DHCP Watcher starts, it scans network properties. When network properties changed you will be informed, and thus you can prevent loss of information and accusation of its theft.

Features
Monitoring of Network Properties Every time you start DHCP Watcher you will see your current network properties.
Watching changes of IP and DHCP server address DHCP Watcher always watches network properties for your computer, and in case they change you will see a warning window.
Fast reaction to changes of IP and DHCP server address All changes in network properties are checked by DHCP Watcher in real time.

Share Files, Printers, CDROMS And More

LANtastic 8.0 is the best network available for businesses with a mix of PC operating systems. Share files, printers, CDROMs and applications among ALL your PCs, running any combination of Windows or DOS operating systems.

LANtastic 8.0 enables you to build a network to connect

Windows NT 4.0/2000/2003 Workstation and/or Server

Windows XP some restrictions apply

Windows 95/98

Windows 3.x

DOS 5.0 or higher

This unique interconnectivity saves you money, time and administrative hassles by eliminating the need for expensive software upgrades on your existing network when you add a PC with a new operating system.

What's more, the enhanced multiplatform support comes with the same easeofuse and industrylow prices that have made LANtastic the leader in smallbusiness networking. Installation and operation continue to be the fastest and most userfriendly in the industry.

LANtastic 8.0 is backed by the best support team in the networking business.

Features

Oneproduct Solution
Includes software for Windows NT 4.0/2000/2003, Windows 95/98/XP, Windows 3.x, and DOS 5.0 or higher platforms; mix and match the installation to fit your changing needs.

Grows with you from two to hundreds of PCs can share resources on the same network.

Performance
Proven performance with more than 5 million nodes installed worldwide.

Drag and drop network administration. Most flexible networking solution available works with or without a dedicated server.

Year 2000 compliant

Interfaces easily with Microsoft and Novell network operating systems.

Easy installation and operation.

Security Plus Support
Multilevel security protects your information and resources from unauthorized access.

Many technical support options available from Artisoft's awardwinning technical support team.

Requirements

Windows NT 4.0/2000

66MHz 486 processor or higher

Windows NT Service Pack 3 included on CD or higher

16 MB RAM

15 MB free harddisk space

CDROM drive

Windows 98/95

486 processor or higher

8 MB RAM 16 MB recommended

12 MB free hard disk space minimum

Windows 3.x

386SX processor or higher

4 MB RAM Windows 3.1 or 3.11 running in Enhanced mode

10 MB free hard disk space minimum

DOS

XT PC or higher

640K RAM DOS v5.0 or higher

7 MB free hard disk space minimum

Additional Requirements

HP JetDirect support requires NDIS or ODI driver

SMB support requires NDIS or ODI driver

At least one CDROM drive on network for installation

Features

View the hard disk, recognize directories which are large, and examine for wasted space and useless files... all done by an intuitive, graphical, view and click, interface.

Easily navigate through your files and folders by clicking anywhere on the pie chart. Click on pie sections to zoom into the subfolders of the current folder. Click anywhere outside the pie chart to go back to the parent folder. Move the mouse cursor over pie sections to get item information. Right click to get the Explorer context menu and explorer, copy or delete the selected folder.

diskSpace Explorer 3 tells you how much space is wasted due to the drive cluster size and how your drive would look and how much space would be wasted with another cluster size or file system such as FAT32. This feature can help you make intelligent choices on how to repartition your hard disk to reduce the wasted space. It can also help you measure the space required to copy your files to CDROMs or floppy disks.

• diskSpace Explorer 3 helps you increase your available disk space, by sending individual folders to the Recycle Bin or another drive, or by archiving folders into compressed ZIP files.
• Automatically scan selected drives when the program loads, change the pie chart colors, and choose to show or ignore individual files and wasted space.
• Print or export reports containing detailed information about folders and drives or copy pie charts onto the clipboard in either metafile or bitmap format.
• Scan FAT12, FAT16, FAT32 and NTFS drives. Scan local hard disks, network disks, floppy, ZIP and Jaz drives.

diskSpace Explorer is a professional tool, powerful, intuitive and easy to use, that runs under all Windows platforms Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP etc. and allows the network professional to manage the server hard disk space and make intelligent allocation decisions for its capacity... yet it is simple enough for the average computer user at home on nonnetworked computers to allocate and manage hard drive space the way professionals do.

The network administrator can view the server hard disks, recognize user directories which are large, and examine for wasted space and useless files... all done by a simple graphical, view and click, interface.

The Explorerstyle interface features a drive and folder tree view in the lefthand panel and five overlapped pages on the right to give you detailed information about the selected path.

The first page contains an interactive pie chart that graphically displays the contents of the selected folder directory. The pie chart can be used to easily navigate through your files and folders. Click on pie sections to zoom into the subfolders of the current folder. Click anywhere outside the pie chart to go back to the parent folder. When moving the cursor over a section of the pie chart, you'll get detailed information on that section such as the name, type, full path, size, amount of wasted space, etc. When you right click your mouse on a file or folder, you'll get a context menu to perform various functions on them explore, copy, delete.

The second page displays detailed information about the current folder the amount of used, allocated and wasted space, the number of files and subfolders, the creation date and the date of the last access and change, security information, etc.. The third page contains a detailed list of the subfolders of the current folder. You can select to view only the top subfolders, or only the subfolders larger than a given size. The fourth page reports how much space is wasted by the current folder due to the drive cluster size and how much would be wasted if the folder were located on drives with other cluster sizes. The last page offers you a few options to free up some disk space you can compress folders and their files to ZIP archives to reduce the space they use, you can delete the folders you don't longer need, etc.

A Tree Bar Chart window is also available. It is designed to help the user quickly find large folders disk hogs. Bar charts usually offer a faster visual assessment, which makes tracking down disk hogs an easier task.

In addition to summarizing allocated space, diskSpace Explorer will also tell you how much space is wasted due to the drive cluster size. It will also show you how your drive would look and how much space would be wasted with another cluster size or file system such as FAT32. This feature can help you make intelligent choices on how to repartition your hard disk to reduce the wasted space. It can also help you measure the space required to copy your files to CDROMs or floppy disks.

diskSpace Explorer can help you take snapshots of your drives by copying the graphical pie chart display of your folders to the clipboard or to graphic files. diskSpace Explorer can print or export reports containing detailed information about folders and drives. It can also export detailed lists of folders in space, comma or tab delimited format. The reports can contain only the top ten folders, only the folders larger than a given size, etc. The reports can be generated in both interactive and commandline mode from batch files, SystemAgent, etc.

diskSpace Explorer is tightly integrated with the Windows shell you can display the Explorer context menu or the item properties the same way you perform these tasks in Windows Explorer. Because of this tight integration, network administrators can easily access valuable information, such as security information, the files/folders owner, last access date, etc.

The Options menu will help customize your scanning experience. You can choose to show or ignore individual files and wasted space, change the pie chart colors or have diskSpace Explorer automatically scan selected drives when the program loads.

Features

View the hard disk, recognize directories which are large, and examine for wasted space and useless files... all done by an intuitive, graphical, view and click, interface.

Easily navigate through your files and folders by clicking anywhere on the pie chart. Click on pie sections to zoom into the subfolders of the current folder. Click anywhere outside the pie chart to go back to the parent folder. Move the mouse cursor over pie sections to get item information. Right click to get the Explorer context menu and explorer, copy or delete the selected folder.

diskSpace Explorer 3 tells you how much space is wasted due to the drive cluster size and how your drive would look and how much space would be wasted with another cluster size or file system such as FAT32. This feature can help you make intelligent choices on how to repartition your hard disk to reduce the wasted space. It can also help you measure the space required to copy your files to CDROMs or floppy disks.

• diskSpace Explorer 3 helps you increase your available disk space, by sending individual folders to the Recycle Bin or another drive, or by archiving folders into compressed ZIP files.
• Automatically scan selected drives when the program loads, change the pie chart colors, and choose to show or ignore individual files and wasted space.
• Print or export reports containing detailed information about folders and drives or copy pie charts onto the clipboard in either metafile or bitmap format.
• Scan FAT12, FAT16, FAT32 and NTFS drives. Scan local hard disks, network disks, floppy, ZIP and Jaz drives.

diskSpace Explorer is a professional tool, powerful, intuitive and easy to use, that runs under all Windows platforms Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP etc. and allows the network professional to manage the server hard disk space and make intelligent allocation decisions for its capacity... yet it is simple enough for the average computer user at home on nonnetworked computers to allocate and manage hard drive space the way professionals do.

The network administrator can view the server hard disks, recognize user directories which are large, and examine for wasted space and useless files... all done by a simple graphical, view and click, interface.

The Explorerstyle interface features a drive and folder tree view in the lefthand panel and five overlapped pages on the right to give you detailed information about the selected path.

The first page contains an interactive pie chart that graphically displays the contents of the selected folder directory. The pie chart can be used to easily navigate through your files and folders. Click on pie sections to zoom into the subfolders of the current folder. Click anywhere outside the pie chart to go back to the parent folder. When moving the cursor over a section of the pie chart, you'll get detailed information on that section such as the name, type, full path, size, amount of wasted space, etc. When you right click your mouse on a file or folder, you'll get a context menu to perform various functions on them explore, copy, delete.

The second page displays detailed information about the current folder the amount of used, allocated and wasted space, the number of files and subfolders, the creation date and the date of the last access and change, security information, etc.. The third page contains a detailed list of the subfolders of the current folder. You can select to view only the top subfolders, or only the subfolders larger than a given size. The fourth page reports how much space is wasted by the current folder due to the drive cluster size and how much would be wasted if the folder were located on drives with other cluster sizes. The last page offers you a few options to free up some disk space you can compress folders and their files to ZIP archives to reduce the space they use, you can delete the folders you don't longer need, etc.

A Tree Bar Chart window is also available. It is designed to help the user quickly find large folders disk hogs. Bar charts usually offer a faster visual assessment, which makes tracking down disk hogs an easier task.

In addition to summarizing allocated space, diskSpace Explorer will also tell you how much space is wasted due to the drive cluster size. It will also show you how your drive would look and how much space would be wasted with another cluster size or file system such as FAT32. This feature can help you make intelligent choices on how to repartition your hard disk to reduce the wasted space. It can also help you measure the space required to copy your files to CDROMs or floppy disks.

diskSpace Explorer can help you take snapshots of your drives by copying the graphical pie chart display of your folders to the clipboard or to graphic files. diskSpace Explorer can print or export reports containing detailed information about folders and drives. It can also export detailed lists of folders in space, comma or tab delimited format. The reports can contain only the top ten folders, only the folders larger than a given size, etc. The reports can be generated in both interactive and commandline mode from batch files, SystemAgent, etc.

diskSpace Explorer is tightly integrated with the Windows shell you can display the Explorer context menu or the item properties the same way you perform these tasks in Windows Explorer. Because of this tight integration, network administrators can easily access valuable information, such as security information, the files/folders owner, last access date, etc.

The Options menu will help customize your scanning experience. You can choose to show or ignore individual files and wasted space, change the pie chart colors or have diskSpace Explorer automatically scan selected drives when the program loads.

Features

View the hard disk, recognize directories which are large, and examine for wasted space and useless files... all done by an intuitive, graphical, view and click, interface.

Easily navigate through your files and folders by clicking anywhere on the pie chart. Click on pie sections to zoom into the subfolders of the current folder. Click anywhere outside the pie chart to go back to the parent folder. Move the mouse cursor over pie sections to get item information. Right click to get the Explorer context menu and explorer, copy or delete the selected folder.

diskSpace Explorer 3 tells you how much space is wasted due to the drive cluster size and how your drive would look and how much space would be wasted with another cluster size or file system such as FAT32. This feature can help you make intelligent choices on how to repartition your hard disk to reduce the wasted space. It can also help you measure the space required to copy your files to CDROMs or floppy disks.

• diskSpace Explorer 3 helps you increase your available disk space, by sending individual folders to the Recycle Bin or another drive, or by archiving folders into compressed ZIP files.
• Automatically scan selected drives when the program loads, change the pie chart colors, and choose to show or ignore individual files and wasted space.
• Print or export reports containing detailed information about folders and drives or copy pie charts onto the clipboard in either metafile or bitmap format.
• Scan FAT12, FAT16, FAT32 and NTFS drives. Scan local hard disks, network disks, floppy, ZIP and Jaz drives.

diskSpace Explorer is a professional tool, powerful, intuitive and easy to use, that runs under all Windows platforms Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP etc. and allows the network professional to manage the server hard disk space and make intelligent allocation decisions for its capacity... yet it is simple enough for the average computer user at home on nonnetworked computers to allocate and manage hard drive space the way professionals do.

The network administrator can view the server hard disks, recognize user directories which are large, and examine for wasted space and useless files... all done by a simple graphical, view and click, interface.

The Explorerstyle interface features a drive and folder tree view in the lefthand panel and five overlapped pages on the right to give you detailed information about the selected path.

The first page contains an interactive pie chart that graphically displays the contents of the selected folder directory. The pie chart can be used to easily navigate through your files and folders. Click on pie sections to zoom into the subfolders of the current folder. Click anywhere outside the pie chart to go back to the parent folder. When moving the cursor over a section of the pie chart, you'll get detailed information on that section such as the name, type, full path, size, amount of wasted space, etc. When you right click your mouse on a file or folder, you'll get a context menu to perform various functions on them explore, copy, delete.

The second page displays detailed information about the current folder the amount of used, allocated and wasted space, the number of files and subfolders, the creation date and the date of the last access and change, security information, etc.. The third page contains a detailed list of the subfolders of the current folder. You can select to view only the top subfolders, or only the subfolders larger than a given size. The fourth page reports how much space is wasted by the current folder due to the drive cluster size and how much would be wasted if the folder were located on drives with other cluster sizes. The last page offers you a few options to free up some disk space you can compress folders and their files to ZIP archives to reduce the space they use, you can delete the folders you don't longer need, etc.

A Tree Bar Chart window is also available. It is designed to help the user quickly find large folders disk hogs. Bar charts usually offer a faster visual assessment, which makes tracking down disk hogs an easier task.

In addition to summarizing allocated space, diskSpace Explorer will also tell you how much space is wasted due to the drive cluster size. It will also show you how your drive would look and how much space would be wasted with another cluster size or file system such as FAT32. This feature can help you make intelligent choices on how to repartition your hard disk to reduce the wasted space. It can also help you measure the space required to copy your files to CDROMs or floppy disks.

diskSpace Explorer can help you take snapshots of your drives by copying the graphical pie chart display of your folders to the clipboard or to graphic files. diskSpace Explorer can print or export reports containing detailed information about folders and drives. It can also export detailed lists of folders in space, comma or tab delimited format. The reports can contain only the top ten folders, only the folders larger than a given size, etc. The reports can be generated in both interactive and commandline mode from batch files, SystemAgent, etc.

diskSpace Explorer is tightly integrated with the Windows shell you can display the Explorer context menu or the item properties the same way you perform these tasks in Windows Explorer. Because of this tight integration, network administrators can easily access valuable information, such as security information, the files/folders owner, last access date, etc.

The Options menu will help customize your scanning experience. You can choose to show or ignore individual files and wasted space, change the pie chart colors or have diskSpace Explorer automatically scan selected drives when the program loads.

Features

View the hard disk, recognize directories which are large, and examine for wasted space and useless files... all done by an intuitive, graphical, view and click, interface.

Easily navigate through your files and folders by clicking anywhere on the pie chart. Click on pie sections to zoom into the subfolders of the current folder. Click anywhere outside the pie chart to go back to the parent folder. Move the mouse cursor over pie sections to get item information. Right click to get the Explorer context menu and explorer, copy or delete the selected folder.

diskSpace Explorer 3 tells you how much space is wasted due to the drive cluster size and how your drive would look and how much space would be wasted with another cluster size or file system such as FAT32. This feature can help you make intelligent choices on how to repartition your hard disk to reduce the wasted space. It can also help you measure the space required to copy your files to CDROMs or floppy disks.

• diskSpace Explorer 3 helps you increase your available disk space, by sending individual folders to the Recycle Bin or another drive, or by archiving folders into compressed ZIP files.
• Automatically scan selected drives when the program loads, change the pie chart colors, and choose to show or ignore individual files and wasted space.
• Print or export reports containing detailed information about folders and drives or copy pie charts onto the clipboard in either metafile or bitmap format.
• Scan FAT12, FAT16, FAT32 and NTFS drives. Scan local hard disks, floppy, ZIP and Jaz drives. For network drives, see diskSpace Explorer 3 Network Edition.

diskSpace Explorer is a professional tool, powerful, intuitive and easy to use, that runs under all Windows platforms Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP etc. and allows the home users to manage their hard disk space and make intelligent allocation decisions for its capacity, just the way professionals do.

The home user can view the hard disk, recognize directories and files which are large, and examine for wasted space and useless files... all done by a simple graphical, view and click, interface.

The Explorerstyle interface features a drive and folder tree view in the lefthand panel and five overlapped pages on the right to give you detailed information about the selected path.

The first page contains an interactive pie chart that graphically displays the contents of the selected folder directory. The pie chart can be used to easily navigate through your files and folders. Click on pie sections to zoom into the subfolders of the current folder. Click anywhere outside the pie chart to go back to the parent folder. When moving the cursor over a section of the pie chart, you'll get detailed information on that section such as the name, type, full path, size, amount of wasted space, etc. When you right click your mouse on a file or folder, you'll get a context menu to perform various functions on them explore, copy, delete.

The second page displays detailed information about the current folder the amount of used, allocated and wasted space, the number of files and subfolders, the creation date and the date of the last access and change, security information, etc.. The third page contains a detailed list of the subfolders of the current folder. You can select to view only the top subfolders, or only the subfolders larger than a given size. The fourth page reports how much space is wasted by the current folder due to the drive cluster size and how much would be wasted if the folder were located on drives with other cluster sizes. The last page offers you a few options to free up some disk space you can compress folders and their files to ZIP archives to reduce the space they use, you can delete the folders you don't longer need, etc.

A Tree Bar Chart window is also available. It is designed to help the user quickly find large folders disk hogs. Bar charts usually offer a faster visual assessment, which makes tracking down disk hogs an easier task.

In addition to summarizing allocated space, diskSpace Explorer will also tell you how much space is wasted due to the drive cluster size. It will also show you how your drive would look and how much space would be wasted with another cluster size or file system such as FAT32. This feature can help you make intelligent choices on how to repartition your hard disk to reduce the wasted space. It can also help you measure the space required to copy your files to CDROMs or floppy disks.

diskSpace Explorer can help you take snapshots of your drives by copying the graphical pie chart display of your folders to the clipboard or to graphic files. diskSpace Explorer can print or export reports containing detailed information about folders and drives. It can also export detailed lists of folders in space, comma or tab delimited format. The reports can contain only the top ten folders, only the folders larger than a given size, etc. The reports can be generated in both interactive and commandline mode from batch files, SystemAgent, etc.

diskSpace Explorer is tightly integrated with the Windows shell you can display the Explorer context menu or the item properties the same way you perform these tasks in Windows Explorer. Because of this tight integration, network administrators can easily access valuable information, such as security information, the files/folders owner, last access date, etc.

The Options menu will help customize your scanning experience. You can choose to show or ignore individual files and wasted space, change the pie chart colors or have diskSpace Explorer automatically scan selected drives when the program loads.

With Phoenix Windows AntiTheft Software, keeping your laptop safe has never been easier. Phoenix keeps track of your precious laptops using the latest technology to identify a thiefs whereabouts

According to the FBIs National Crime Information Center, the number of reported laptop thefts increased almost 48 over the last two years, from 73,700 to almost 109,000. The number of reported phone robberies jumped 33 over the same period, from 60,100 to nearly 80,300.

Now you can increase the likelihood of recovering your laptop, and that peace of mind is priceless. Best of all, this is a onetime purchase. Theres no subscriptions to keep track of or renew. It really couldnt be easier

REQUIRES Windows NT, 2000, 2003, XP, Vista

    Alert Messages are sent out silently in the background with no indication that the software is running when connected to the Internet. Repetitive alerts can be set to send a message every minute.
    Password protection ensures there is no unauthorized access to the software. To prevent any mishandling, your laptop will automatically freeze up and disply details on how to contact the owner.
    Autoruns every time the computer connects to the Internet.
    Captures IP addresses when your stolen computer is on the internet wired or wirelessly to identify and pinpoint the location via the computer network using the Internet Protocol standard IP.
    Skyhook Wireless, a locationbased service, packs the geolocation of your stolen laptop into a web address and sends it out with your alert WiFi positioning may not work 100 in all areas
    Records a video using the builtin iSight camera and immediately sends is out vian an alert together with other important information IP addresses, machine serial number, MAC Hardware Address, and even details of nearby wireless networks Works on Mac machines without camera too.
    Using Twitter, you can receive alerts via IM, email, from the web, and even as SMS Text message to your phone.
    Works on all Windows OS powered laptops and desktops Windows NT, 2000, 2003, XP, Vista.

How it works

Phoenix is a stealth program that can pinpoint the location of a thief and collect vital details to assist in the recovery of a stolen laptop.

When your laptop connects to an internet network, an authentication dialog asks the user to enter a password. If the user fails to enter the correct password within the predetermined time limit, hidden alerts email, video, and Twitter message are immediately sent out alerting the owner of the laptops location.

Skyhook WirelessHybrid positioning system XPS is a softwareonly location solution that allows any mobile device with WiFi, GPSm or a cellular radio GSM/CDMA to determine its position with an accuracy of 30 to 60 feet.

Network Traffic Monitor shows you which processes in your machine are causing TCP/IP network traffic, how much traffic that is, and over which IP ports this traffic takes place. For each process it can show detailed information, including the path to the process executable, the remote IP address the process is connected to, and the WHOIS information of that IP address.
An animated system tray icon will show you when IP traffic is taking place, and approximately how much.
A historic overview can be shown of the network traffic since the application was started, and you can save that info to an Excel spreadsheet or a text file for later examination.

Requirements

Network Traffic Monitor can only be used on a machine running Windows XP SP 2, Windows Server 2003 or Windows Vista.
 
 
Version history

Version 2.0

Windows Vista is now supported.
Now based on WinPCap, which means more robust.
Integrated WHOIS client.

Experience the Next Generation in Wireless Connection Management

For people on the move, QuickLink Mobile offers
   more ways to connect,
   more mobile handset support,
   more PC Card support, and
   more carrier options
than any other wireless connectivity software

QuickLink Mobile is the most popular data connectivity solution in the wireless industry today delivering a secure, reliable and consistent connection experience. QuickLink Mobile provides millions of users the freedom and convenience of anytime access to email, file uploads/downloads, web surfing, the university network, or your company's intranet without being plugged into a network or modem line connection. It's the perfect solution for the home, for students and for the SOHO user.

Roam Easily Between Many Wireless Worlds

With QuickLink Mobile Enterprise, you can rely on highspeed 1xRTT and EVDO or GPRS, EDGE and UMTS wide area coverage, WiFi hotspots or a combination of both. Making it easier for people to work wherever and whenever they want whether you are a college student, an individual working for yourself or a part of small office. QuickLink Mobile offers the freedom to seamlessly move from WiFi hotspots to a location outside the hotspot 'zone'.

In addition, QuickLink Mobile's WiFi functionality will automatically sniff the area that your are in, determine if you are in a hotspot and then let know whether its service is one that you currently subscribe. If not it will connect you to a location where you can immediately subscribe.

QuickLink Mobile quickly configures your mobile device to access the Internet Easy To Setup, Even Easier Too Use

QuickLink Mobile includes a powerful setup Wizard that automatically detects your mobile device including many PC Cards and configures it to your wireless data account plan in just minutes.

Once your setup is complete QuickLink Mobile displays an easytouse display to connect, check battery and signal strength to ensure reliable performance and monitor usage. You can also change and save different connection accounts quickly and easily. QuickLink Mobile provides easy simplicity at one glance to see the services available, and one click to connect.

Here is just a sampling of the many features available in QuickLink Mobile

• Industry's broadest support for major providers, carrier networks and devices across the world.
  Click the MORE INFO link above for details.
• Support for Text Messaging
• Integrated web browser kits
• Supports graphic content filtering to accelerate slower WWAN connections
• Easytouse Wizard quickly configures your laptop computer to use your datacapable mobile device for connecting to the Internet
• Access to VPNs to connect to corporate information systems, just as you would if tethered
• Email retrieval allows users to check email headers, selectively download and read messages
• Call logging tracks mobile phone usage

QuickLink Mobile also includes the following WiFi features

• Connect to a network on user selection 802.11 or WWAN
• Automatic mode where software chooses the best network
• Support for most 802.11 PCCards, USB Adapters and imbedded WiFi cards
• Maintains list of available WiFi hotspots, including search capabilities
• Includes WEP security
• Display list of available networks, with signal strength indicators
• Log integration between 802.11/WWAN connections

QuickLink Mobile takes you to the next generation in mobile Internet computing. QuickLink Mobile solutions bring the latest innovations and solutions in connectivity software to people on the move.

More Info

QuickLink Mobile for Windows has the industry's broadest support for major providers, carrier networks and devices across the world. If you have a data capable mobile device such as a mobile phone or PC Card, chances are QuickLink Mobile for Windows can help you configure it quickly and easily to access the Internet in minutes.

Here is just a sampling of the providers and carrier networks supported by QuickLink Mobile

• North American Providers Verizon Wireless, Cingular Wireless, Sprint PCS, Nextel, Telus Mobility, TMobile, Alltel and CellularOne
• Carrier Networks 1xRTT, 1xEVDO; GPRS, EDGE, UMTS; and 802.11 b, a, g
• Worldwide Support Click here to view the entire list.
• Device connectivity Connect using a PC Card or a mobile phone using a USB cable, IrDA or Bluetooth

Supported WWAN PC Card and Smart Devices

Research in Motion

Kyocera Wireless

Novatel Wireless

Option

Sierra Wireless

Sony Ericsson

UTStarcom

Requirements

Software Specifications

• Operating System Support Windows 2000, XP
• 3G WWAN support for CDMA/1xRTT/EVDO and GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS
• Support for more than 200 leading global carrier networks around the world
• Supports hotspot WiFi technologies 802.11 a/b/g
• WiFi security WEP 64 and 128 bit
• Supports dialup and RAS connections
• Support for multiple carrier account plans
• Ability to create profiles by location, carrier accounts or device
• Device connectivity PC Cards, Serial, USB, Bluetooth
• The industry's broadest support of WWAN handsets, PC Cards from Sierra Wireless, Novatel, Kyocera and Sony Ericsson and 802.11 WiFi cards and embedded WiFi chipsets
• SMS messaging support available for select PC Cards

Features

View the hard disk, recognize directories which are large, and examine for wasted space and useless files... all done by an intuitive, graphical, view and click, interface.

Easily navigate through your files and folders by clicking anywhere on the pie chart. Click on pie sections to zoom into the subfolders of the current folder. Click anywhere outside the pie chart to go back to the parent folder. Move the mouse cursor over pie sections to get item information. Right click to get the Explorer context menu and explorer, copy or delete the selected folder.

diskSpace Explorer 3 tells you how much space is wasted due to the drive cluster size and how your drive would look and how much space would be wasted with another cluster size or file system such as FAT32. This feature can help you make intelligent choices on how to repartition your hard disk to reduce the wasted space. It can also help you measure the space required to copy your files to CDROMs or floppy disks.

• diskSpace Explorer 3 helps you increase your available disk space, by sending individual folders to the Recycle Bin or another drive, or by archiving folders into compressed ZIP files.
• Automatically scan selected drives when the program loads, change the pie chart colors, and choose to show or ignore individual files and wasted space.
• Print or export reports containing detailed information about folders and drives or copy pie charts onto the clipboard in either metafile or bitmap format.
• Scan FAT12, FAT16, FAT32 and NTFS drives. Scan local hard disks, network disks, floppy, ZIP and Jaz drives.

diskSpace Explorer is a professional tool, powerful, intuitive and easy to use, that runs under all Windows platforms Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP etc. and allows the network professional to manage the server hard disk space and make intelligent allocation decisions for its capacity... yet it is simple enough for the average computer user at home on nonnetworked computers to allocate and manage hard drive space the way professionals do.

The network administrator can view the server hard disks, recognize user directories which are large, and examine for wasted space and useless files... all done by a simple graphical, view and click, interface.

The Explorerstyle interface features a drive and folder tree view in the lefthand panel and five overlapped pages on the right to give you detailed information about the selected path.

The first page contains an interactive pie chart that graphically displays the contents of the selected folder directory. The pie chart can be used to easily navigate through your files and folders. Click on pie sections to zoom into the subfolders of the current folder. Click anywhere outside the pie chart to go back to the parent folder. When moving the cursor over a section of the pie chart, you'll get detailed information on that section such as the name, type, full path, size, amount of wasted space, etc. When you right click your mouse on a file or folder, you'll get a context menu to perform various functions on them explore, copy, delete.

The second page displays detailed information about the current folder the amount of used, allocated and wasted space, the number of files and subfolders, the creation date and the date of the last access and change, security information, etc.. The third page contains a detailed list of the subfolders of the current folder. You can select to view only the top subfolders, or only the subfolders larger than a given size. The fourth page reports how much space is wasted by the current folder due to the drive cluster size and how much would be wasted if the folder were located on drives with other cluster sizes. The last page offers you a few options to free up some disk space you can compress folders and their files to ZIP archives to reduce the space they use, you can delete the folders you don't longer need, etc.

A Tree Bar Chart window is also available. It is designed to help the user quickly find large folders disk hogs. Bar charts usually offer a faster visual assessment, which makes tracking down disk hogs an easier task.

In addition to summarizing allocated space, diskSpace Explorer will also tell you how much space is wasted due to the drive cluster size. It will also show you how your drive would look and how much space would be wasted with another cluster size or file system such as FAT32. This feature can help you make intelligent choices on how to repartition your hard disk to reduce the wasted space. It can also help you measure the space required to copy your files to CDROMs or floppy disks.

diskSpace Explorer can help you take snapshots of your drives by copying the graphical pie chart display of your folders to the clipboard or to graphic files. diskSpace Explorer can print or export reports containing detailed information about folders and drives. It can also export detailed lists of folders in space, comma or tab delimited format. The reports can contain only the top ten folders, only the folders larger than a given size, etc. The reports can be generated in both interactive and commandline mode from batch files, SystemAgent, etc.

diskSpace Explorer is tightly integrated with the Windows shell you can display the Explorer context menu or the item properties the same way you perform these tasks in Windows Explorer. Because of this tight integration, network administrators can easily access valuable information, such as security information, the files/folders owner, last access date, etc.

The Options menu will help customize your scanning experience. You can choose to show or ignore individual files and wasted space, change the pie chart colors or have diskSpace Explorer automatically scan selected drives when the program loads.

Features

View the hard disk, recognize directories which are large, and examine for wasted space and useless files... all done by an intuitive, graphical, view and click, interface.

Easily navigate through your files and folders by clicking anywhere on the pie chart. Click on pie sections to zoom into the subfolders of the current folder. Click anywhere outside the pie chart to go back to the parent folder. Move the mouse cursor over pie sections to get item information. Right click to get the Explorer context menu and explorer, copy or delete the selected folder.

diskSpace Explorer 3 tells you how much space is wasted due to the drive cluster size and how your drive would look and how much space would be wasted with another cluster size or file system such as FAT32. This feature can help you make intelligent choices on how to repartition your hard disk to reduce the wasted space. It can also help you measure the space required to copy your files to CDROMs or floppy disks.

• diskSpace Explorer 3 helps you increase your available disk space, by sending individual folders to the Recycle Bin or another drive, or by archiving folders into compressed ZIP files.
• Automatically scan selected drives when the program loads, change the pie chart colors, and choose to show or ignore individual files and wasted space.
• Print or export reports containing detailed information about folders and drives or copy pie charts onto the clipboard in either metafile or bitmap format.
• Scan FAT12, FAT16, FAT32 and NTFS drives. Scan local hard disks, floppy, ZIP and Jaz drives. For network drives, see diskSpace Explorer 3 Network Edition.

diskSpace Explorer is a professional tool, powerful, intuitive and easy to use, that runs under all Windows platforms Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP etc. and allows the home users to manage their hard disk space and make intelligent allocation decisions for its capacity, just the way professionals do.

The home user can view the hard disk, recognize directories and files which are large, and examine for wasted space and useless files... all done by a simple graphical, view and click, interface.

The Explorerstyle interface features a drive and folder tree view in the lefthand panel and five overlapped pages on the right to give you detailed information about the selected path.

The first page contains an interactive pie chart that graphically displays the contents of the selected folder directory. The pie chart can be used to easily navigate through your files and folders. Click on pie sections to zoom into the subfolders of the current folder. Click anywhere outside the pie chart to go back to the parent folder. When moving the cursor over a section of the pie chart, you'll get detailed information on that section such as the name, type, full path, size, amount of wasted space, etc. When you right click your mouse on a file or folder, you'll get a context menu to perform various functions on them explore, copy, delete.

The second page displays detailed information about the current folder the amount of used, allocated and wasted space, the number of files and subfolders, the creation date and the date of the last access and change, security information, etc.. The third page contains a detailed list of the subfolders of the current folder. You can select to view only the top subfolders, or only the subfolders larger than a given size. The fourth page reports how much space is wasted by the current folder due to the drive cluster size and how much would be wasted if the folder were located on drives with other cluster sizes. The last page offers you a few options to free up some disk space you can compress folders and their files to ZIP archives to reduce the space they use, you can delete the folders you don't longer need, etc.

A Tree Bar Chart window is also available. It is designed to help the user quickly find large folders disk hogs. Bar charts usually offer a faster visual assessment, which makes tracking down disk hogs an easier task.

In addition to summarizing allocated space, diskSpace Explorer will also tell you how much space is wasted due to the drive cluster size. It will also show you how your drive would look and how much space would be wasted with another cluster size or file system such as FAT32. This feature can help you make intelligent choices on how to repartition your hard disk to reduce the wasted space. It can also help you measure the space required to copy your files to CDROMs or floppy disks.

diskSpace Explorer can help you take snapshots of your drives by copying the graphical pie chart display of your folders to the clipboard or to graphic files. diskSpace Explorer can print or export reports containing detailed information about folders and drives. It can also export detailed lists of folders in space, comma or tab delimited format. The reports can contain only the top ten folders, only the folders larger than a given size, etc. The reports can be generated in both interactive and commandline mode from batch files, SystemAgent, etc.

diskSpace Explorer is tightly integrated with the Windows shell you can display the Explorer context menu or the item properties the same way you perform these tasks in Windows Explorer. Because of this tight integration, network administrators can easily access valuable information, such as security information, the files/folders owner, last access date, etc.

The Options menu will help customize your scanning experience. You can choose to show or ignore individual files and wasted space, change the pie chart colors or have diskSpace Explorer automatically scan selected drives when the program loads.