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It will Monitor all printers connected to a windows system, even network ones shared with your computer from another pc on version 0.6 and up. It will save the number of pages printed for every printer and the number of printer jobs and show you the information when you wish.

...Enhanced with a multithreaded framework, the tool delivers increased speed, supporting functionalities like trigger actions and banner grabbing during port scans. For more advanced options, right-click on the displayed grids. This context menu includes options for port scanning, copying results, and network diagnostics tools like ping and traceroute. Additionally, it allows for easy access to ports using standard protocols such as SSH. A convenient feature is the ability to quickly identify the manufacturer of a MAC address with a simple mouse click. Moreover, the interface is user-friendly, enabling sorting of information by simply clicking on the column headers in the display grid. ...

The purpose of this program is to monitor the state of an ADSL or VDSL2 connection. It works with DSL routers using Broadcom chipsets, which have a fully functional telnet interface with access to the Broadcom CLI. It also supports some Thomson/Technicolor routers via their custom CLI, but some of the features of the program are not available for these models. All of the data is obtained from the CLI via telnet. Data is displayed in graphical form, and also can be seen in raw telnet CLI format.

Hey. At work it was necessary to create a tool to monitor servers and computers, which must always be online. For these purposes the MassPinger was created. It supports many groups and many computers in groups. CrossPlatform (for Linux compiled but untested), written in Lazarus. Sources available on homepage.