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It's a simple hosting application for WCF services. Can be started as windows service or console application or even as tray icon.
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Zapplet is a tray applet for monitoring aspects of your Zenoss installation from the desktop. The intention is work from all desktops supported by GTK. Multiple zapplets may be used to monitor multiple Zenoss installations.
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WinNG (Windows Network Graph) monitors selected interfaces and displays them in a nice customizable graph. Tray network lights mimick built-in Windows XP ones. Monitors Down/Upstream, Data Sent/Received, IP Addresses, Configurable Internet Speed, & more.
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Runs in windows system tray and automatically connects SSH connections for port tunneling (SSH tunneling) when a network connection becomes available
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Provides status of the Shadowbane (http://chronicle.ubi.com) servers graphically via a Windows tray icon. Also supports Email notification and logging of status data to a file.
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JSSHTunnel is a lightweight GUI application which forwards local & remote ports over SSH connections. It is written in Java and uses Eclipse SWT & JSch. All you need is a JVM to run it. 0.0.0 is targeted at Windows and resides in the System Tray.
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NTrayC stands for Nagios Tray Clone, it's a small Windows utility that stays in your desktop system tray and warns you about problems reported by your Nagios monitoring installation using a small slide window in the bottom right corner.
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IconIP assists in the remote control and monitoring of a computer workstation. IconIP shows the user (via a tray icon) the last octet of the current IP address. IconIP also supports saving this information to an easily used text file.
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Dial Timer is a free, open-source, system tray application for Microsoft Windows and written with the latest ActiveState Perl for Win32. It is a small easy to use timer for dial-up-networking that shows a warning when you reach a customizable time limit.
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Microsoft AzureRed Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) on Microsoft Azure provides a secure, reliable, and flexible foundation for your cloud infrastructure. Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Microsoft Azure is ideal for enterprises seeking to enhance their cloud environment with seamless integration, consistent performance, and comprehensive support.
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Provides status of the Shadowbane (www.shadowbane.com) servers graphically. Similar to the sbtray tool, but written in Java (i.e. it uses a window instead of a tray icon), which allows both Mac and Windows users to make use of it (Shadowbane runs on both
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Satellite Restriction Tracker
Monitor and record your ViaSat Satellite network usage.
Satellite Restriction Tracker for WildBlue and Exede Internet customers: Log and graph your bandwidth usage, keep track of your limit. The Satellite Restriction Tracker program automatically grabs and stores your current bandwidth usage every fifteen minutes, showing only a small logo in your system tray while running. When you open the program, you'll see a graph of your current usage, as well as the hard numbers and the time the usage was grabbed. Opening the History window will let you...