Easy Service Monitor is an Internet services, network resource and application monitoring and fault management tool. If something goes wrong, it will alert you by e-mail/phone/pager before problems get seriously out of hand. A detailed log file will record every event of the monitored targets and can be displayed in an easy to understand chart. You can configure the system so that when something goes wrong, a set of actions, such as executing a program, reboot server or update Web page, will be triggered. It can manage the following targets: Web services: HTTP and HTTPs, FTP sites monitoring; Database Servers: Oracle, SQL, MySQL; E-mail servers: POP3, SMTP, and IMAP4; Telnet Server. Other TCP Services such as NNTP. UDP Services such as Domain Name Service. Windows 2000/NT services. Monitoring of any network device with an IP address using PING (ICMP) or TCP Ports. Monitoring Servers, Workstations, PC, and other devices Status: Free Disk Space, Memory Usage, CPU Usage, and Performance Monitor metric. Allows you to customize the software for additional service monitoring.

InstallShield Express provides an easy-to-use, highly productive Windows installation authoring environment for straightforward projects. InstallShield Express guides users step-by-step through a checklist interface including many productivity Wizards, task-oriented views, and built-in support for over 70 redistributable technologies. No scripting is required. Express enables complete installation development with no training in less than a day. Express can be run with its traditional IDE or fully integrated into the Visual Studio .NET interface. Express installations target all major versions of Windows and the .NET Framework.

Desktop Central is a Web-based, Network-neutral Windows Desktop Management Software for enterprises. It includes, Software Deployment, Patch Management, Asset Management, Remote Control, configurations, Windows System Tools, Active Directory and User Logon Reports. It supports managing desktops in Active Directory, Windows Workgroup, and Novell eDirectory. Desktops that are managed can be either in the same LAN or distributed across WAN. Supports creating technician and administrative roles to access the product with role-based restrictions. Actions performed using Desktop Central are logged for auditing purposes. Helps enterprises to comply with standards and regulations like HIPPA, SOX.

Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager, is a software product for managing groups of Windows-based servers and workstations. The Configuration Manager provides remote control, software patch management, software distribution, OS deployment, hardware/software inventory and more.

Sites can be defined as one or more Active Directory sites.The Advanced Client communicates with a scalable management infrastructure, the so called Management Point. This Management Point can manage up to 25,000 Advanced Clients.

The Advanced Client provides a solution to the problem that a managed laptop might connect to a corporate network from multiple different locations. When an Advanced Client is used on another location (so called 'SMS Site'), it uses a local distribution point to download or run a program which can conserve bandwidth across a WAN.