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The Network Monitor II (wired and wireless) will show you SSID, signal quality, Internal IP address, External IP address with your country flag when you are connected to the internet, network utilization, upload and download speed and total of usage.

Employee computer monitoring is now easy to track and view the internet and computer activities. View how much time do the employees spend over internet for their personal work and monitor any suspicious activities.

Personal Timeclock: Tracks and reports your computer usage by project and category. It can help you with client billing, time management, and can provide the information needed at tax time to justify a deduction for business use of your computer.

Active Wall Traffic Monitor is a free real time network traffic monitor software for LAN. It can monitor more than 1, 000 computers at the same time. It displays speed, packets, bytes of each computer and provides traffic statistics, net flow.

PC Usage Viewer shows the times your computer has been active with no previous setup required. The software doesn't need to run in the background, because Windows tracks login and logoff times (working hours) by default, and the program analyses it.

Easy to use like Surveillance Camera software to Monitor Activities of anyone's Computer Remotely. It has distinguished features of Online and Offline Recordings, Instant Messaging over Network, and Lock and Shutdown the Monitored PC.

KeyLogger is an easy-to-use tool to monitor every keystroke on your own computer. KeyLogger can track activities of other people using your keyboard without your permission. KeyLogger runs in invisible mode automatically after Windows starts up.

Software to monitor and free unused RAM. RAM Optimizer speeds up your computer system and helps prevent crashes by freeing unused RAM.

MING Bandwidth Monitor is a powerful bandwidth meter, monitor and traffic controller, which measures, displays and controls all traffic to/from your computer or on your network