Visual network monitor allows you to see your network's state at any time.
October 8, 2005 (Press Release) --
September, 2005
For Immediate Release
10-Strike Software Releases LANState 1.7
Network administrators clap their hands
10-Strike LANstate is a network device status monitor, which allows you to see network's state on a graphic map at any time by clicking tray icon, and obtain online data on the time devices become available and the time they go out, and thus ensure prompt responding to various events.
The program's advantage is - it scans the network only once and then lets you use the network map it generates, which speeds up accessing to remote hosts' properties and resources (like web or FTP servers), and managing those. Employing LANState makes it essentially easier to monitor processes in networks of any ranges or sizes. Managing network processes becomes a lot easier because of the opportunity to link external applications like remote administration software to the program. The software does not require installing any software on the remote computers.
The program's functionality is based on periodical polling of devices available on the graphic map by sending them an ICMP packet (ping) or attempting to connect to the required TCP port over the network. User may set up the program's response to particular events (device on/off). Those may include: displaying a message, playing a sound, sending an e-mail, running external programs, recording to a log, sending a message to a mobile phone.
LANState also offers several handy features especially helpful to the system administrators:
- Modeling a local area network in a visual mode, drawing conditional connecting lines, areas, rooms with phone numbers, employee's names, and then saving the result as map, image and print out.
- Monitoring usage of shared resources by other users, and load of a network card.
- Sending messages to any computer on the network or users group.
- Shutting down and restarting computer on the network.
- Turning on remote computers (wake-on-LAN).
- Creating reports with hosts and their attributes (DNS, IP, MAC-address table).
- Scanning ports (TCP and UDP).
- Retrieving computer's network name by its IP address, pinging, tracing routes.
LANState 1.7 is available at http://www.10-strike.com/lanstate/ for free download. The cost of registering the program is 30 US Dollars.
If you would like to get a comment, request a reviewer copy, have a businesses proposal, want to become an authorized reseller or have any other inquiry, please contact Dmitriy Stepanov at info@10-strike.com
System Requirements:
A standard PC with Windows 95/98/ME/NT4/2000/XP
Network (NetBios, ICMP, TCP, UDP must be enabled in a firewall)
Company:
10-Strike Software
Product Page:
http://www.10-strike.com/lanstate/
Download:
http://www.10-strike.com/lanstate/lanstate.zip
Screenshot:
http://www.10-strike.com/lanstate/lanstate_shot.jpg
Buy:
http://www.10-strike.com/order.shtml
Press Room:
http://www.10-strike.com/press/
For Immediate Release
10-Strike Software Releases LANState 1.7
Network administrators clap their hands
10-Strike LANstate is a network device status monitor, which allows you to see network's state on a graphic map at any time by clicking tray icon, and obtain online data on the time devices become available and the time they go out, and thus ensure prompt responding to various events.
The program's advantage is - it scans the network only once and then lets you use the network map it generates, which speeds up accessing to remote hosts' properties and resources (like web or FTP servers), and managing those. Employing LANState makes it essentially easier to monitor processes in networks of any ranges or sizes. Managing network processes becomes a lot easier because of the opportunity to link external applications like remote administration software to the program. The software does not require installing any software on the remote computers.
The program's functionality is based on periodical polling of devices available on the graphic map by sending them an ICMP packet (ping) or attempting to connect to the required TCP port over the network. User may set up the program's response to particular events (device on/off). Those may include: displaying a message, playing a sound, sending an e-mail, running external programs, recording to a log, sending a message to a mobile phone.
LANState also offers several handy features especially helpful to the system administrators:
- Modeling a local area network in a visual mode, drawing conditional connecting lines, areas, rooms with phone numbers, employee's names, and then saving the result as map, image and print out.
- Monitoring usage of shared resources by other users, and load of a network card.
- Sending messages to any computer on the network or users group.
- Shutting down and restarting computer on the network.
- Turning on remote computers (wake-on-LAN).
- Creating reports with hosts and their attributes (DNS, IP, MAC-address table).
- Scanning ports (TCP and UDP).
- Retrieving computer's network name by its IP address, pinging, tracing routes.
LANState 1.7 is available at http://www.10-strike.com/lanstate/ for free download. The cost of registering the program is 30 US Dollars.
If you would like to get a comment, request a reviewer copy, have a businesses proposal, want to become an authorized reseller or have any other inquiry, please contact Dmitriy Stepanov at info@10-strike.com
System Requirements:
A standard PC with Windows 95/98/ME/NT4/2000/XP
Network (NetBios, ICMP, TCP, UDP must be enabled in a firewall)
Company:
10-Strike Software
Product Page:
http://www.10-strike.com/lanstate/
Download:
http://www.10-strike.com/lanstate/lanstate.zip
Screenshot:
http://www.10-strike.com/lanstate/lanstate_shot.jpg
Buy:
http://www.10-strike.com/order.shtml
Press Room:
http://www.10-strike.com/press/
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