- File-O-Scope 1.5 — File-O-Scope is LAN search utility with extremely clear and simple interface. It stands apart from a number of similar software by attractive appearance and user-friendly behavior. Regardless of File-O-Scope’s simplicity, its functionality also meets the highest requirements. The software can easily search through the entire LAN, or through selected sub-domains, subnets and IP ranges. Multithreading search engine is designed…
- Anetto LanSurfer 3.0 Share, share, share! — LanSurfer is a good enough solution for the well-known «large-LAN-search» problem. The software is characterized by a fast search engine, comprehensive feature set, and easy-to-use user interface. LanSurfer offers all the features that are already a commonplace for this class of software: Views all the top-level folders shared on all network computers alongside with the public HTTP- and FTP-servers inside the LAN. Wildcard-based resource…
- Spices.Net Suite: All about .Net Visual Studio Can't Do — Spices.Net Suite is a collection of utilities, which brings all the strength the .Net platform *potentially* has right in a developer’s hands. Unfortunately, the functionality of the tools created by Microsoft for their own platform is always much poorer than what it could be, and Spices.Net is addressed to fix this drawback. Once installed, Spaces.Net Suite will provide you with pretty and usable environment, completely…
- RexTrafficMonitor 1.0. LAN Traffic Clearly Visible. — RexTrafficMonitor is a professional-strength specialized tool for LAN analysis. It handles all LAN packets and writes them to a log-file available for the further processing by human or machine. The information handled includes all packet parameters: source and destination IP addresses, port numbers, exact time, and packet size. Please note that RexTrafficMonitor logs all packets going through the computer, even transit ones, so ALL network traffic…
- aZebra Search Server. Search It! — Life is a constant search. We search for necessary information everywhere. Now, with the advent of the Internet, it’s become possible to find information about just whatever we want. All we need for that is a powerful search server like @Zebra. @Zebra is a universal search server that can help you to find things inside local networks, on ftp servers or you can just use it as a brilliant Web search…
- Network Searcher, Dig Deeper — Every modern operating system has a built-in file search engine; some of them can even search network resources. They are pretty, well-animated, and impressive. However, they are extremely slow, and when it comes to the real «get me something I don’t know what exactly» job, they imitate the search process, but all they can normally find is something that lies right above the surface and doesn’t actually require search —…
- LiveProject Free Project Viewer, Read and Share Project Files Naturally — Can you even imagine having to install a heavy-weight editor just to view documents created with it; say, Photoshop for viewing images or MS Word for reading rich-text formatted documents? Doubtful, to say the least. Such idea sounds like an absurd. So many viewers are out there; they are light, easy to install and operate, and are specifically made for viewing necessary files. Now, what if we need open something really…
- Advanced Network Search — If using search engines on the Internet has long been a habitual action for millions of users worldwide, doing the same in local networks still seems to be quite exotic. It is assumed that users know where the necessary files are located and keep the names of the frequently visited systems in their memory. However, these days local, area and corporate networks may get extremely large, so the task of finding the necessary music…
- Easy Net Switch – a dream come true for real net-hoppers — If all networks were absolutely the same, they would’ve called it network utopia. No network-specific IP addresses, passwords, DNS servers, drive mappings, proxy and gateway addresses — all these things that may take hours to configure, especially when there is not system administrator around. Unfortunately, networks are all different and active users that commute between offices, building, departments, home and corporate networks know very well…
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