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Network Device Explorer	Rating:			(25 votes) - Vote
Last Updated: October 14, 2004

Manage network devices (hubs, switches, routers, access servers, cross-connectors, physical line/DSL modems, Windows/Unix stations and any other SNMP-enabled devices in the corporate network) remotely from your PC. Network Device Explorer provides the Network Administrator with the uniform interface which allows him/her to view and modify device settings for virtually any hardware device or software service, such as MS Internet Information Server, from the local computer and even through the Internet.

:: Platform ::	Windows
:: Product URL ::	click here
:: Screenshot ::	click here
:: Price ::	$99

:: Company ::	Alchemy Lab - All Prods
:: Company URL ::	www.alchemy-lab.com
:: Email ::	submit@alchemy-lab.com

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