Net Orbit 2.0

Do you suspect employee or student network abuse? Increase productivity by supervising your entire network. Watch employee or student screens simultaneously. Visually pinpoint problem individuals with ease. Send users a message, lock their PC or perform various admin commands.

After installation you will be able to perform network user monitoring and control tasks. These tasks allow you to supervise your users to make sure they are staying on track. When you see a problem user, you have an easy way to lock their PC, print their screen, chat with them or write on their screen with your mouse.

Net Orbit differs from the rest by offering advanced activity recording. This classroom management software will allow you to record student activities such as website URL's visited, applications ran, keystrokes typed and full screenshots. It provides the perfect evidence of their discipline problems.

Net Orbit allows you to watch up to 100 network user screens LIVE on your screen. View self-refreshing thumbnails of each screen. View any desktop LIVE in full screen mode. It's never been easier to monitor a classroom or workforce all at once.

As a teacher or manager you sometimes need the ability to perform admin tasks on each PC. Do you need their full attention? Lock workstations instantly. When finished, unlock with one click. This is just one of Net Orbit's many admin commands which also include shutting down or restarting PC's and more.

This tool includes other features such as a Remote Task Manager which operates similar to the Windows Task Manager. If needed you can chat with a user or share files with the included File Manager.

The trial version gives you unlimited use of the software on your workstation and one other workstation. Purchase the full version for unlimited workstations.

Requirements:	Intel or AMD 433mhz or Better, 64MB RAM, TCP/IP Network
Release Info:	Major Update on Sep 25, 2008
Release Notes:	Version 2.0 features new engine and interface, adds URL, keystroke, and application recording, on-screen annotation, admin broadcasting.