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SQLProcexp by Fabien Sabinet
SQL Server instance monitoring & protection
...Added new network protection anti-intrusion system, after a number of trying to connect via RDP or SQL the IP is BL in the FW Added new auto update Windows application Added new analysis of IP traffic (should not stay on as it's consuming some network band) No installation needed, it’s a simple small standalone c# .NET x86 executable file Sorry not open source, don't want it to be used at all or as part for commercial purpose... FREE I said ! -
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FileM
File monitor (Local or Network) + optional backup
FileM is project in [c#]/[.net4.0 Client profile] which allows to see what happens at definite directory or definite files / extensions, also it is able to monitor network directories as SMB. Simple - File Monitor. However FileM is standalone app and does not need admin permissions to stable work. Full info in "Browse All Files" at the bottom of page in README.txt file. If You have any questions or suggestions mailme: turbokoma@gmail.com -
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SWAL is a program that can launch as a service (or standalone) and monitor other services and control other programs. Written in C++ and might have some .NET components (planning on a linux port)
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