CLEARWATER, FL, July 18, 2012 (Press-News.org) Whether it is in the home or the workplaces, there are many scenarios when a powerful Internet monitor program can come in handy. LanDetective Internet Monitor is one of the leading solutions for monitoring traffic over your network. In the business world, this provides an effective solution for guarding against information leak and ensuring that employees are using company resources as intended. In the home, it allows you to monitor the activity of children and others online. Data sent over high-level network protocols is tracked and analyzed and everything is reconstructed into a user-friendly and human-readable format and stored on the local computer. No additional software needs to be installed on other computers or devices connected to the network. LanDetective Internet Monitor only needs to be installed on the host computer and, once up and running, it will monitor all traffic sent over that network.
LanDetective Internet Monitor stores all data sent and received through the network including emails, instant messages, Web content visited and files uploaded or downloaded over the Web or FTP. It is the ultimate network traffic analysis tool providing you with everything you need to know exactly what is going on with your network. The program boasts a user-friendly interface with intuitive features that do not require expert knowledge to get the hang of.
The Internet monitor supports all versions of Windows from Windows 2000, including 64-bit editions. To learn more, or to download a trial version, visit http://landetective.com/products/internet-monitor.html.
Monitor All Internet Traffic with LanDetective Internet Monitor
LanDetective Internet Monitor provides you with everything you need to thoroughly monitor Internet traffic over your network. All data is logged allowing you to analyze it at any time or view visited webpages offline.
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