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PCWS Monitor Your ultimate network guard! |
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| Your XP+ machine is the server, your user machines are the clients. When you install PCWS Monitor you receive an intranet based website and a management console as part of the local software installation on your chosen server machine. The console is called the Dashboard, and it provides you with a one click link to your new website. Your website is your means of browsing all encrypted audit data which arrives through your internal network from your user machines to your machine, from client to your server. |
"Its amazing to read all that secret 'chatter'!" Home or Work PC Monitoring You install the setup.exe onto a IIS capable machine. Any laptop or desktop with WinXP (or higher) has IIS! Install, then run the PCWS Monitor Dashboard, and click a link to your intranet website. The website was installed into IIS during the install. Within the website create a group user account. Within the group account download the Universal Installer application from your intranet server (your laptop!) "I've found this to be fool-proof and very reliable!" |
Visit all your other user machines and run the Universal Installer. That's it, your network is up and running and you are 'watching' the entire group! When your server machine is offline, user machines cache for up to 30 days. User machine monitoring agents are invisible, unseen, and never stop. They stop only by responding to a signal from the group account manager - you! Screenshots and key logs and internet access logs as well as file access stats are sent to your machine. User machines are not slowed in any way by the presence of the monitors! Your machine is not slowed in any way! When user machine is inactive, monitoring stops. |
"Install once, and enjoy your vantage point!" When user machine becomes active again, monitoring restarts! User machines communicate with your server machine via XML messages encrypted in TCP/IP packets! User machine monitors also watch user machine memory and avoid exposing their presence in times of insufficient resources!
"The hardest thing you'll need to learn, will be pretending to be surprised at any 'news'!" |
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