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Etherscan Analyzer is a network sniffer and protocol analyzer for Windows. With Etherscan, you can capture and analyze packets over the local network. Etherscan decodes all major protocols, including Ethernet, NetBEUI, TCP/IP, and others. Packets are decoded down to the lowest layer with analysis of protocols and access to raw data is provided. Etherscan Analyzer is capable of reconstructing TCP/IP... Read More
DBF Doctor allows you to restore important data from a damaged or corrupt database file. Our recovery engine ensures good recovery chances. The engine analyzes the headers and data structure of the file and rebuilds damaged segments. Moreover, you can take control of the recovery process and work with the data manually. The program recognizes popular database formats, including DBase... Read More
WatchGadget is a utility which monitors and optionally logs file activity on Windows based servers. It prime purpose is to allow the Administrator to watch, debug and audit activity on file servers. WatchGadget can be run on both local and remote machines and can monitor individual files, directories or whole directory trees. Some of the common uses include : Monitoring... Read More
Linuxconf is an administration system for the Linux operating system. Linuxconf can tell you what has to be started, or restarted and this even if you change some configuration without Linuxconf. Mostly, it has features to warrant that what you have configured is effectively performing. Linuxconf modules have 3 different user interfaces generally for free (the code is written once)... Read More
Webmin is a web-based interface for system administration for Unix. Using any browser that supports tables and forms (and Java for the File Manager module), you can setup user accounts, Apache, DNS, file sharing and so on. Webmin consists of a web server, and a number of CGI programs which directly update system files like /etc/inetd.conf and /etc/passwd. The web... Read More
Red Hat GFS allows a cluster of Linux servers to share data in a common pool of storage, allowing you to: Greatly simplify your data infrastructure: Install and patch applications once, for the entire cluster; Reduce the need for redundant copies of data; Simplify back-up and disaster recovery tasks; Maximize use of storage resources and minimize your storage costs: Manage... Read More
Storix System Backup Administrator (SBA) is a Linux based Backup and Disaster Recovery application, which provides a graphical user interface for centralized management of system and data backup. The interface provides features a system administrator would expect, while also providing advanced features like backup scheduling, backup to disks or tape, tape striping, replicating disk backups to tape, generation of backup... Read More
BRU Server for Linux is a native Linux backup software solution that protects information residing across your client/server network served by a Linux server system. In similar fashion to Linux being scaled to provide enterprise level support, TOLIS Group has scaled its BRU technology to provide enterprise wide data protection services. BRU Server is based on the BRU engine... Read More
InterBase, Server Edition features multiple instances on a single machine. InterBase, Server Edition transaction monitoring facilities provide developers with granular database controls for viewing, starting, stopping, and rolling back transactions, processes, and queries. InterBase, Server Edition's compliance with SQL standards provides a familiar environment to developers well-versed in SQL databases. Through its integration with Borland developer tools and open database... Read More
Built on the Gibraltar Unix patch engine, Shavlik HFNetChkPro for Linux. Supported clients include Red Hat Linux 7.2, 7.3, 8.0 and 9. Shavlik HFNetChkPro for Linux is a web based application. Install it on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux system on your network and use your web browser to control the application from anywhere you can access your network. Shavlik... Read More