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PA Server Monitor is a Windows service that monitors the health and availability of Windows servers, network services (on Windows, Linux and other operating systems), and devices. No agents are needed to monitor remote servers. Rich reporting too.

Simple Server Monitor is a powerful, yet easy to use server monitor. It allows you to monitor the status of your servers and web applications from your desktop. When a monitor fails, you are notified by a pop-up message and/or an e-mail alert.

Turn Off Monitor is a Utility by which you can Turn Monitor Off using either a shortcut Key or a shortcut or an Icon in System Tray during music download.Hibernate and Schedule WakeUp and many more features.Register for $5.00 and get Free Upgrades.

Free Folder Monitor is free file monitor software to record the system changes in real-time, investigating exactly what files/folders have been altered, created or removed. It also supports file filtering function.

Stealth Chat Monitor is an invisible, easy to use surveillance application, designed to monitor and record all chat conversations that took place on a computer.

Based on packet analysis technology, Colasoft MSN Monitor focuses on MSN applications and instant message management. Besides capturing message contents, it also summarizes local MSN accounts and provides many statistics information.

Unipeek MSN Monitor (MSN sniffer) is a free MSN monitoring tool designed for MSN chat monitoring and MSN message archiving. Only install Unipeek MSN Monitor once, you can monitor all MSN chats over the entire network. Designed for both home and SMBs.

Monitor multiple web or TCP servers (http, https, ftp, pop3 etc.) Receive email notification by email or pager if any can't be reached a number of times in a row

NetAdjust Website Monitor is an Internet utility to monitor your website and inform you when your site goes offline. - Can you trust when webhosting companies claim 99.99% uptime? - Are you sure your website/business is up and running right now?