Alchemy Lab Network Management

May, 2005 For Immediate Release Alchemy Lab announces the release of the Network Administrator's Toolkit 6.9, a systems management tool for corporate local area networks. Network Administrator's Toolkit consists of the two components: Alchemy Eye, responsible for the network servers and services monitoring, and Asset Tracker for Networks, used to inventory user workstations. The first component, Asset Tracker for Networks, is an excellent solution for auditing all types of computer assets in the corporate networks, including, but not limited to operating system details, processor, memory and hard disk drive information, installed software, printers, network adapters, operating environment and much, much more. Asset Tracker for Networks also offers statistical reports for your needs. General workstation information report, processors, memory and operating systems reports, installed software and software licenses reports are already included with Asset Tracker for Networks. Asset Tracker can also export inventory information to ODBC data sources, CSV files, text files, web pages and other storage types. The second component, Alchemy Eye, monitors servers, services, devices and processes in networks of all sizes from small LAN to large scale WAN. Although the software works on Windows machines, it can monitor all types of servers, including NT, Apache, Netscape, Solaris and IBM. It does this by tracking the standard protocols and services such as ICMP (ping), NT Event Log, HTTP(s)/FTP, disk and file monitoring, etc. In the event of server failure, Alchemy Eye can not only notify the Network Administrator by email, cell phone or pager, ICQ, but also launch an external program or batch file, restart remote Windows computer or service, etc. Network Administrator's Toolkit 6.9 is priced from only $199.00 US for a 25-PC's network to $1599 US for the unlimited Site License. Further information and a fully featured trial download are available from http://www.alchemy-lab.com.

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