Compusnack 1.0
| Developer: |
Xnet Communications GmbH (more products...) |
| OS: | WinXP |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$49 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 4.5 MB |
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CompuSnack is a Network & System Administration Studio comprised of a CompuSnack Master and a CompuSnack Target. CompuSnack Master is a system management utility engine designed to be used by system and network admins, account executives and support.One of the core features of Compusnack is to provide a common database (address book) of the network entities. Each target represent a physical addressable device with an IP interface.
What the user can do with the target is defined by the services bound to the Target entry in the address book. All services attached to the Target entry defines how to gain access to the target and how to configure access. On the other hand all services attached to one target entry shares the space of one configuration - the configuration is kept by the target.
CompuSnack offers a range of individual and complimentary tools/services from a single common interface with a single common address book. The common address book allows the user to store connection details for all modules, allowing the appropriate module to be launched directly from the address book.
It is also the objective to provide tools which are compatible with all hardware devices for simplified management of network resources.
CompuSnack includes tools such as Remote Desktop, scriptable Remote Shell, remote shell command execution, Session movie recording, scripting, telnet, scriptable file transfer, remote machine revision (windows registry, event log, task view, remote services and drivers management) and more. |
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