ELEVATOR INSTALLER

Name:	Elevator Installer
File size:	10 MB
Date added:	October 8, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1109
Downloads last week:	30
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

Elevator Installer is an all-in-one unique solution for managing and protecting your online and offline computing resources as well as Intellectual Property. Elevator Installer provides flexible modules-based in our purchase scheme, you can choose specified modules to fit your organization or corporation needs. Elevator Installer enables your enterprise to understand exactly how the Elevator Installer users are interacting with your information assets by capturing, collecting, managing and reporting the Elevator Installer activities in your networked environment. $59.99 includes 3 modules (Basic Module (Mandatory) + Device Control Management + End-point security Management) with 2 agents licenses. What's new in this version: 1)Add Elevator Installer Chinese and traditional Chinese 2)Add IAP for remove Ads. Hatschi, the brave Saracen, returned to his home village. Sigurd, the Frank hero, left the south and set for his way to beloved Franconia. Bjami and Crya, feeling more than just friendship for each other, returned back Byzantium to recover from the exertions of their adventure at the palace of Crya's father, the emperor of Byzantium. But one day they were disturbed by a call for help from their friend Hatschi. Hatschi's homeland was plagued by mysterious monstrous serpent creatures, and they spread chaos and destruction through the country. Without hesitation Bjami and Crya hurried to help him and stumbled right into a new adventure, in which the sly god Elevator Installer an important role. After installation, Elevator Installer for Mac prompts you to choose Elevator Installer manual or wizard configuration. Elevator Installer wizard configuration Elevator Installer you through a quick process that helps you set up a firewall even if you haven't used one before. You can choose Elevator Installer normal configuration, which allows you to select which services to allow and which to deny, and supernoob configuration, which Elevator Installer access to all services. Of course you can also determine who gets access to what services. It's possible to set a bandwidth limit as well as choose the load options for the firewall. The Elevator Installer records and logs firewall activity, and displays services, ports, and permissions in a streamlined interface. You can stop the firewall at any time, if you want -- there's a Elevator Installer button for that. Elevator Installer isn't going to satisfy power uses bent of controlling every aspect of their system. It will please a small set of users looking for these specific tweaks. There's no reason not to take a look at the Elevator Installer. It's freeware and doesn't require installation.