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ID Shutdown Manager can remotely shutdown, reboot, logoff, audit, Wake on LAN. Optional Web-interface.ID Shutdown Manager has been designed to log-off, reboot, shutdown, switch-on (Wake on LAN), audit hardware/software or execute programs remotely on networked computers running Microsoft Windows from a remote location on a network.Advanced features include thoughtful items such as full command line options for scheduling etc., user warnings/messaging, remote client installation and serialized security.Up to 9999 clients can be serviced from one GUI manager console and arranged in folder groupings of up to 99 client PCs. When the client is installed for NT/2000/XP it can run as a NT service; command line operation of the manager is also possible for scheduling actions. Remote Shutdown Manager is particularly useful for enforcing system policy for backups or security. Shutdown manager now has an optional web-based interface that supports multiple users with a range of permissions. Two licenses free or a thirty day evaluation version are available.Comprehensive system auditing includes: Host name,IP Address, MAC Address of network card ,Computer Name, Operating System and Service Pack, Processor Type, Number of Processors, Physical Memory in Kb, Disks Drives and Partition information including media type, connected network drives, volume labels and serial numbers, size and free space, Primary Display Adapter model, Operating System Registered User and Company, Windows start time, Currently logged in user and domain.Elect to warn users of shutdown/reboot/log-off operations or force immediately with no warning. Allow or prevent user cancellation.Scrolling Messages: An optional scrolling message may be sent with each command, or by itself. 'NOW' client command line client options shutdown individual computers from command console. Easy client installation: Remote client installation capability for Windows NT/2000/XP.Requirements:

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