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HSLAB HTTP Monitor is a handy real-time performance monitoring and statistics analysis software application for Apache servers, which are used ubiquitously in the web hosting industry.

Allows users to monitor events recorded in the Application, Security, System logs, dispatches the notifications about events via LAN, which can be received by the Windows NT4/2000 Messenger service, and using e-mail, SMS and ICQ (via e-mail gates).

Shared Monitor is an advanced shared resource monitor and logger. The program sits in your system tray and constantly monitors all the MS Network connections. It allows you to monitor active connections to your resources and browse historical data.

Website Monitoring Software to monitor the status and performance of multiple web sites. Tests and monitors 3 critical factors ( server response, DNS, HTTP visibility) to insure a website is responding and functional.

Always know if your web site or other network services are up or down with First Alert lService Monitor. It will check your site or other services as often as you want it to- alerting, logging, and if you want, it will send you up-down emails.

Always know whether or not your web site or other network services are up or down with 32bit Service Monitor. It will check your site or other services as often as you want it to- alerting, logging, and if you want, it will send you up-down emails.

NetShareWatcher is network security improvement software. It allows network administrators to monitor network shares and identify shares which are violating data access policy of their organization.

This program will allow the administrator to monitor the free and used space on remote servers and desktops, all visually and easily. Simply type in the name of the server, and give login information, and you are presented with a visual cue of space.

Allows users to monitor events recorded in the Application, Security, System logs, dispatches the notifications about events via LAN, which can be received by the Windows NT4/2000 Messenger service, and using e-mail, SMS and ICQ (via e-mail gates)