- Home Brew Log 1.42. The Real DIY — DIY (stands for Do-It-Yourself) is a really big overall world trend of the last years. Doing something yourself from the scratch is not always an easy task, but the outcome is worth the efforts. Things made by hands just *have more of life in them*, compared to things you can buy in shopping centers. In the computer era, doing something by hand is really easy: programming, writing blogs and articles, designing…
- All-in-One Journal 4.0, Logging the Life — Our biological memory is imperfect. Through the days flow, we gradually lose «insignificant» details, which eventually compose our entire days, weeks and months; sometimes an «event-poor year» gets squeezed into a few days in our memory. Only after a long time those «insignificant» details become precious — but there’s no more facility in the world to recover them in case you…
- Data Security Guard 1.2, Security Can Be Easy — One of the most basic requirements for personal security is ability to hide information onto computer you share with somebody else (your children, colleagues, boss or wife). You don’t need some huge bloated «security package for Professionals», no; typically you need only two features for this type of software: a) it should be easy and b) it should be reliable. That’s all. And that’s how Data…
- Syslog Watcher Personal Edition 2.2, What's Goin' On In The Network? — SYSLOG messages protocol is the most contemporary one on the Net as we know it. It was developed by the author of sendmail, one of the oldest and still most popular mail transfer agent (MTA). And SYSLOG protocol, likewise, is not an «ancient and no longer actual» thing that you have no need to care about; it’s the most profound and reliable way of obtaining network equipment state. Switches…
- Network Eagle Monitor — Knowing the status of the local network and being able to troubleshoot existing problems is the key task of any system administrator or anyone actively working in a network environment. There are many approaches to efficient network monitoring, but most of them are quite complex and are not adequately suited for daily use by a wide range of users. Fortunately, there are solutions that can efficiently assist you in your network…
- Security Center - a reliable and easy-to-deploy network protection solution — Vulnerability is the term that best describes a freshly installed network connected to the outside world or a network that is not being constantly monitored and managed by a skilled system administrator. The integrity of the network and the data within it depend on your ability to close the «wormholes» in your network shield and stop suspicious activities taking place throughout your existing network infrastructure…
- RemoteObserver - comprehensive control and monitoring of your network activities — Most people strongly object to eavesdropping and surveillance because of the single fact that it steals their privacy — and that is quite fair and reasonable. However, there are situations and places where control over network activities is a vital necessity — for instance, in university and library networks, on your kids’ computers and in your department or company. In these cases, monitoring may prevent exposure…
- Advanced Host Monitor – keep your fingers on the pulse of your network — Being a system administrator is somewhat similar to being a doctor — servers and websites can go down unexpectedly and at any moment and you can be woken up at night by an emergency. The problem gets especially serious when you are in charge of a large network of geographically distributed servers located in different time zones. If you’ve been dreaming about centralized monitoring…
- SAEAUT SNMP OPC Server - a powerful solution for network monitoring and diagnostics — When it comes to large, heterogeneous and very diverse industrial networks that are often deployed on large territories, remote monitoring and troubleshooting becomes an essential part of the duties of a system administrator, who is responsible for the company’s infrastructure. If you are the person who has to deal with dozens, hundreds or even thousands of network devices that must be running 24/7 with minimal…
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