Enterprise Products
IT Works ManagER
IT Works ManagER is a multifunction application
designed as a complete management tool for Microsoft® Windows® NT
family of operating systems. ManagER includes functionality for
System Management, User Management, Network Management and
HelpDesk Management, all integrated into one user interface (UI).
ManagER is a flexible, customizable and extensible tool and provides
the administrators with the ability to customize ManagER’s "system"
menus to individual preferences and the ability to disable certain
menu options to individual preferences. ManagER integrates with
Microsoft® Outlook 98/2000/XP for HelpDesk user communications,
including service request status and the ability to use Outlook Forms
in the collection of User information which can be imported into ManagER’s
database. The complete ManagER system consists of a SQL Database, a Full Featured Client Application and an Optional Web based system.
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technical presentation of IT Works ManagER.
Click here to access the Live Demo of the IT Works ManagER Web System. (Username: demo. Password: demo)
Utility Products
IT Works Database ManagER
Database ManagER is a SQL Server database management utility that has basic database management functionality and patch management. Database ManagER will Backup and Restore, Attach and Detach, Create, Clone, Delete and Rename DBs. Database ManagER also has a patch management facility and a patch editor.
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Database ManagER's technical presentation.
DomRun
Domain Run is a NT Command line utility
that has 2 main uses. The first is to run a generic command
line statement for selected or all computers in a domain.
The second is to run a process/program, remotely, on each
computer in a domain.
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DomRun's technical presentation.
Domain
Access Object
Domain Access Object is an ActiveX object
model for accessing and managing resources within a Windows
2003, XP, 2000 or Windows NT environment. Domain Access Object runs
on Windows 2000 and Windows NT and is used programmatically
to access any and all elements or nodes within a Win2K/NT
Domain. Elements (Nodes) consist of Users (Domain, Local Computer,
Current User), Servers, Workstations, and Groups (Global Domain,
Local Domain, and Local Computer) plus many other components
found within a domain. (view the object model)
The nodes in the Domain Access Object may contain sub-nodes
(containers) where appropriate to further segregate domain
elements. For example, the computer node contains many sub-nodes
such as Resources (disks, printers, and shares), the Registry,
the Environment, Tasks, Services, Devices and Processes specific
to the selected computer node. The computer node also contains
the attributes of the selected computer such as the OS and
version, the remote time, interactive user plus many additional
attributes and elements. Another feature of Domain Access
Object are the methods to initiate actions to be taken upon
elements of the domain. For example, the computer object has
methods to send a message to the computer, logoff the interactive
user, reboot the computer, start/stop processes, services,
devices plus many more.
Examples of where this tool can be utilized are: logon script
to determine user group membership, batch processes to create
or delete user/computer accounts, administrative scripts to
start or stop local/remote services, etc. The ActiveX object
can be called from Windows Script (e.g. VBScript), VB, or
VBA (e.g. Microsoft EXCEL) or other programming tools capable
of instantiating ActiveX objects. Why use the Domain Access
Object? Because the Domain Object provides an easy to understand,
logical and hierarchical interface to domain programming against
the domain architecture. The Domain Access Object encapsulates
the NT 4 Network APIs in an ActiveX object model, completely
removing the complex and tedious process of requesting and
manipulating information to and from NT. Also, all scripts
and programs that are written using the Domain Access Object
will run on Windows 2003, XP, 2000 or Windows NT without modification. (view some samples)
MS Exchange® /Outlook® Utilities
ArchivER
ArchivER is an Outlook utility that is
used to archive Outlook Folder data to individual files in
common file formats instead of an archive PST file. Why do
this? How long will Microsoft support the PST format? Will
it be years? Who knows? This utility will extract the items
from your Outlook folders and store them in the common formats
(Rich Text, Text, etc,) in the same hierarchy/Folder structure
and with the date/time the item was received or created. This
does not guarantee that the information will be viewable in
the future, but it makes it more likely by using common file
formats.
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ArchivER's technical presentation.
ArchivER for Outlook 2003+
ArchivER for Outlook 2003+ is an Outlook add-in utility that is
used to archive Outlook Folder data to individual files in
common file formats instead of an archive PST file. Why do
this? How long will Microsoft support the PST format? Will
it be years? Who knows? This utility will extract the items
from your Outlook folders and store them in the common formats
(Rich Text, Text, etc,) in the same hierarchy/Folder structure
and with the date/time the item was received or created. This
does not guarantee that the information will be viewable in
the future, but it makes it more likely by using common file
formats.
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ArchivER 3.x's technical presentation.
PagER
PagER is an Outlook utility that is used
to send Calendar reminders to your pager. Just like you receive
a reminder for a meeting from Outlook when you are working
at your computer, PagER will send you the same notification
to your pager. This utility requires Exchange Server and a
pager with an e-mail address.
ProfilER
ProfilER is an automated MS Exchange/Outlook
profile generator. This utility can be run as a GUI or in
a command line mode (batch scripting). This is an excellent
tool for automatically setting up users Exchange Profiles,
if needed, when they logon to the NT domain. This tool can
also be used to reconfigure users profiles when it is necessary
(i.e., moving from one Exchange organization to another).
This will save many support calls and dollars. Click here
to download.
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the ProfilER's help file with screen shots and help information.
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