Ming Network Monitor Home is an application which helps you monitor all network activity of your workstation while someone else has been using it. The reports contain data concerning messages sent with the main instant messengers, emails sent, visited Web sites, FTP servers, overall upload and download traffic. The program displays statistics concerning the bandwidth and can send reports via email or uploads the reports on to a FTP server in order to keep you up-to-date while you are away.
Pluses: You can set the program to run at Windows startup and run in stealth mode, so that no one will notice it. Access to the program can be protected with a password, so that no one wold have access to the logs.
Drawbacks / flaws:
In conclusion: A useful application, especially for parental control, but can be also used in an office environment for employee control.
version reviewed: 1.1
by Soft32 Editors on 06/07/2006: "monitor everything your kids do online"
MING Network Monitor Home Publisher's Description
MING Network Monitor Home is a simple and affordable software solution for users who want to control, monitor, and archive unlimited Internet traffic on the company or home network, including instant messages (AOL, MSN, Yahoo, ICQ, MySpaceIM and QQ), emails sent and received, web sites visited, and files downloaded. The manager can view records in the database, search by key word, watch top users, monitor bandwidth and so on.
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