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Configuration
Simple to Install, Use and Maintain
Resource Monitor™ is an administrative
tool that monitors and controls users' workstations. Information
is gathered and reported to a database located on a server
while the user is working . It is comprised of three
components:
The Data Warehouse
stores all of the reporting information collected by the monitoring
client. You can use either a MS Access or
MS SQL Server database.
The Administrative client is
installed on a PC connected to the network. The administration
client allows you to monitor live and historical data
stored in the Data Warehouse. It also
allows you to control features and
manage the database.
The Monitoring Client is installed
on PCs' connected to the server where the Data Warehouse is
installed. The monitoring client reports information to the
Data Warehouse.
Flexible to meet
your needs
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No special
hardware is required. |
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The MS
Access version runs on all local area networks, NT,
Novell, Linux, Peer to Peer. The SQL version
requires an installation of Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 or
above. |
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Features
can be turned on or off by each system. |
Runs in stealth mode on Windows 95,
98, and ME.
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On Windows NT, 2000 and XP
workstations, you can set a policy to disable viewing
of processes. |
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The clients can be silently
installed via a push installation. Please review
FAQ for more information. |
Easy to use Administrative client
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Live information
appears by clicking on a "Live Tab"
• Live Logons
• Live Website by Use
• Live Software Usage
by User
• Live Administrative
Alerts
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History records can be viewed
by clicking on the explorer like views. |
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Administrative and maintenance
task are preformed by using the menu items or explorer
view. |
Reporting
The system provides drill down reports
to view and print reports.
In addition to the standard reports, a Microsoft's
Access reporting
application is included with the administrative installation.
You can use this application,
to create you own reports or customize the ones included in
the application.
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