SL Message

SL-Message gives you the chance to control your network clients remotely from your desktop SL-Message gives you the chance to control your network clients remotely from your desktop. You can send alert messages, manage running tasks and start new programs. You can connect and disconnect network resources on remote clients. Shutdown and lock workstations across your network. SL-Message provides a powerful built-in scripting-language to perform actions on many computers at the same time. Help desk and administrators will love this tool!

Here are some key features of "SL Message":
General:

Show information about the Workstation, the configuration of SL-Message receive components, Change system environment variables

Minimize SL-Send to System tray (beneath the clock) if you want

Supports Windows NT3.51, NT4.0, 2000, XP

English and German user interface and eventlog entries

Does not depend on special network protocols

SL-Message does not need a dedicated server

Supports Windows NT domain networks (selectable domain controller) and workgroups (peer to peer networks)

Very low network, cpu and memory load

The receive program is implemented as a real Windows NT-Service (can be managed from your desktop)

Comes with install-scripts to install the receive components in your whole network very easy

Comes with install-files supporting installation via SMS

Automatic Update of the receive components when accessing client

Synchronize the system time in the whole network in adjustable intervals

Set system time of clients manual

User interface can be restricted per user (only the settings you want may be changed)

Easy change Trial-version into Full version, no need to reinstall any program
Messages and Scriptcommands:

Dispatch Messages and Scriptcommands to NT-Workstations

Select icon per message

Select or filter recipients using queries

Choose Timeout or user response per message

Exec Scriptcommands before and after a message is displayed

Retrieve missed messages at next system-start

Receive messages even there is no user logged on

Quits running NT-Screensaver when displaying message

Optional acknowledgement of dispatched messages

Optional validity period of messages

Full Logging of all processes in the NT-Eventlog

(Displaytime, Name of the user who read it and how the user has responded)

Optional message routing to other networks (even if broadcasts are disabled in your router configuration)

Shows messages per user or per workstation

Optional receipt of messages from IPC Winpopup sources (net send, servers)

Duplicate message filtering (even with Winpopup messages)

Receive - program can not be closed by user

Receive - program runs completely hidden (if you want) or stays in the system tray (NT4+)

Use Templates for frequently used messages

Define your own Mailing lists with frequently used recipients

Additional command-line send-program SL-CSend (works without user input) to use in script files or to schedule messages (e.g. with Windows Scheduler)
Remote-Taskmanager (Screenshots):

Monitors running applications and processes (like NT4-Taskmanager)

Selectable columns in Taskmanager (e.g. Thread Count, % CPU-Time)

Adjustable update speed

Use many Remote-Taskmanager-Windows at the same time

Many users may monitor one computer at the same time

Start programs and documents in any user context

Optionally load the corresponding user profile

Terminate applications and processes (processes may be "killed" with seliSoft Saveterminate to properly free locked files and memory)

Switch applications (even under Windows 2000)

Change priority of processes

Change window state of application (maximize, minimize)

Remote-Taskmanager optionally stay on top of all other windows

Full support for NT-Security (only Administrators may start and terminate programs on other computers in the network
User and Network (Screenshots):

Scan network for user (Screenshots)

Show detailed Information about the current user

Connect and disconnect network resources (Network-Shares, Printer shares)

Add and remove network printers

Set Default-printer for the current user

All changes may be saved in the user profile

Logout and Shutdown (Screenshots):

Logout User (even if the workstation is locked)

Lock and Shutdown workstation

Restart or power off computer (if this is supported by computer hardware)

Cancel running Shutdown

System reset: This is like pressing the reset-button (before shutting down Windows NT, all data in the cache will be written to disk)


Limitations:

30 day trial