Do you want a quick, but complete inventory of the software and hardware on your system? Perhaps, you could check out DEKSI Network Inventory. The program has some nice features that you might find very interesting.

DEKSI Network Inventory provides complete software and hardware inventory of all your network p.c.s. The program is an extremely powerful, feature rich, advanced, but easy to use software system designed to provide network administrators with comprehensive and detailed reporting on all the software and hardware inventory installed on your networked computers.

Information can be viewed remotely, and you can also generate a variety of different reports, as well as track the changes that occurred since your last inventory was run. With DEKSI Network Inventory you can export this valuable information into MS Access, MS Excel, CSV, and SQL.

The software is really very helpful because it saves you the stress of having to manually check the software and hardware on your system all by yourself. As a matter of fact, DEKSI Network Inventory now has support for Mac and OS.

DEKSI Network Inventory has a 30-day trial limit. Fully featured version for 50 PCs would cost you $295.00, while site license goes for $1,495.00.

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One of the ways to keep your computer safe from attacks is to have an idea of what is happening at the background. You just have to be proactive and always maintain one step ahead of various online threats to your system. At least you can now do that by using a program called PortExpert.

What is the big deal about PortExpert?

PortExpert give you a detailed vision of your personal computer cyber security. It automatically monitors all applications connected to the Internet and gives you all the information you might need to identify potential threats to your system.

PortExpert is packed with loads of nice features that can help to improve the security and privacy of your system. Some of these features include the following: monitors your app using TCP/UDP communications; user-friendly interface; identifies remote servers (WhoIs service); allows you to open containing folder of any applications; allows you to easily search for more info online; automatic identification of related service: FTP, HTTP, HTTPS etc; capable to show/hide system level processes; time freeze ability; and able to show/hide loopbacks.

Does PortExpert have any downside?

Some antivirus programs have been flagging off the link to download PortExpert has posing potential risk to people who wish to download it.

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