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    Windows Service to monitor websites or webservices. Checks content as well as availability.
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    IIS Reporter is a real time monitor for Microsoft IIS Web Server. This was created to provide a quick mechanism to see how many users are currently connected to your Server. Source available, written in VB.net
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    Uechi.APM.Web

    Uechi APM Web Server Performance Monitor Open Source

    Uechi APM Web is an APM (Application Performance Management) Open Source Server Performance Monitor written and developed in Java and C # for all Linux and Windows platforms. The Uechi.APM.Web offers a complete resource for unlimited monitoring servers in real time. Have full control of the CPU consumption, memory, disk and network traffic. Communication is done via TCP Protocol Socket connection. More information, please visit: http://uechi.com.br/uechi-apm-web-eng/
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