Free remote linux server software for windows

Java Remote Control Server 2.02 allows you to view and control remote computers. A simple application to allow remote viewing of a desktop and control of the mouse and keyboard of the remote machine.

Major Features:

1. An alternative to a KVM switch
2. For remote monitoring of PCs
3. For remote PC support
4. As a VNC Developed purely in Java, this application will run on any machine with a JVM 1.2 or above installed.
5. It has been tested on Windows XP, Windows 98, Mac OS (on a Mac Mini), Suse Linux and Red Hat Linux.

Remote Administrator 2.4 makes it possible for you to kill remote process, shutdown remote computer, change remote computers domain, view system information of remote computer, send message ,view event log of remote computer, and start or stop services on remote computer.

Enhancements:

• Have addition open files utility.

Requirements:

• Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server
  

Pre-Book eliminates time consuming sign-up sheets and painful policing of computers by automating the booking and time-limit management on computers. Perfect for Libraries, Education, Internet Cafes, Cybercafes, and Kiosks. Features include detailed policy control, external authentication, and usage logs. Easy to install and easy to run.
Pre-book has three components: Windows Client, Linux Server, and Linux Client (DiscoverStation). Clients communicate with the server via XML-RPC. The Linux-based Pre-book Server tracks usage for clients across multiple locations and lets users reserve PCs in advance from a web page. The server also enforces the usage policies set by the administrator such as maximum usage per day.

RemoteMail32 is a POP3 Remote Mail Client software that allows you to read your mailbox on your ISPs server of big attachments, without having to download all of the mail.
A simple but handy tool.

Remote Desktop New 1 is an intelligent application which lets you to connect to a remote PC via remote desktop protocol.

The MZL & Novatech Traffic Statistics Linux Server is intended to run in servers in intranet or on a gateway and allows to view the Linux servers network usage information on Windows workstations as HTML reports. It reads IP packet from libpcap and allows users of the free Windows client to see the amount of bandwidth consumed as an icon in the system tray.
The user is able to see which hosts, services or ports were the top traffic consumers. MZL & Novatech TrafficStatistic works on IP packet level, therefore the user gets reports on all the traffic, regardless wether this traffic was made by a browser, a filesharing software or a secure connection. It contains an editor for specification of local addresses and ports to be captured or not captured. This allows to capture traffic to a proxy or VPN but exclude the rest of local traffic.
MZL & Novatech TrafficStatistic can be useful for many diffrent people:
- broadband (like DSL or cable) users with a volume metered (bandwidth limited) charge plan have always an eye on the currently accumulated consumed traffic.
- internet users with a flatrate can see whether a cheaper metered charge plan might be appropriate for their consumption habbits
- internet users are able to see, which services cause the most traffic
- internet users are able to see, how much traffic was consumed with their top target hosts
- operators of dedicated servers in a bandwidth metered charge plan get up-to-date statistics
- network operators can see bandwidth consumption cut by host and service of all machines in the local net
MZL & Novatech TrafficStatistic contains an IP detail record (IPDR) generator developed on basis of ACE. MZL & Novatech TrafficStatistic has be installed with administrator privilegues.
It is distributed as binaries for Linux with lib_c like Redhat 9, Suse 9 or Debian Sarge. The Traffic Statistics Windows client is needed to configure the Linux Server.