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Switch between network configurations, monitor network bandwidth and ports, etc. Feature: IP Manager, Bandwidth Monitor, Socket to process Mapper, Whois, Asterisk Password Recovery, Task Manager, Process Manager.

DeviceLock gives network administrators control over which users can access what devices (floppies, serial and parallel ports, Magneto-Optical disks, CD-ROMs, USB and FireWire drives, ZIPs, Bluetooth, etc.) on a local computer.

Advanced IP Scanner is a free, fast and easy-to-use multithreaded network scanner. Its many useful functions include scanning for HTTP, HTTPS, FTP and shared folders, improved integration with Radmin, and remote shutdown and wake up!

Purge-it! allows the End-User to take a look inside his System, see what Programs are running, which Ports are open The User does choose what happens to his system, and can clean himself from various Malware such as Backdoor, Trojans and Spyware.

FTPRDP allows you to transfer files between windows terminal clients and windows terminal servers without the need to open any additional ports or use FTP. It uses the same protocol and your existing TS connection.

Messaging server software sends: SMS text messages to: pagers, mobile phones. Messages can be accepted from: networked computers, email, web pages, commandline, text files, serial ports, modems. Messages can be sent via Web or modem.

XPPort(TM) ports Excel data to PowerPoint. It's an Excel Add-In that views as a toolbar and works with all your spreadsheets. Reads page breaks for slide content. Auto-sizes data in PowerPoint and adds slide titles based on header data in Excel.

Comm-Logger is a very easy to use serial communication data logger. It can log data directly from the serial port to a standard file. Up to 32 ports may be logged concurrently.

X-NetStat shows your current Internet and network connections (addresses, ports used, traffic, age, process EXE, status). Includes IP-Lookup Tools, Network Statistics, Remote Access Server, Rules, Port Database. It's kind of like Internet radar.