Network Analysis and Application Control Software based on Client-Server Architecture

Abstract

This paper outlines a comprehensive model to increase system efficiency, preserve network bandwidth, monitor incoming and outgoing packets, ensure the security of confidential files and reduce power wastage in an organization. This model illustrates the use and potential application of a Network Analysis Tool (NAT) in a multi-computer set-up of any scale. The model is designed to run in the background and not hamper any currently executing applications, while using minimum system resources. It was developed as open source software, using VB.Net, with a view to overcoming limitations of legacy systems and financial restrictions in small-to mid-level organizations like businesses and educational institutes. It is fully-customizable and serves as a simple and open-source alternative to existing software. The NAT relies on simple client-server architecture and uses remote access to monitor and maintain the computers on a network, for example logging off a user or shutting down a computer after a certain "idle" time, enabling and disabling applications, troubleshooting and so on.

Modified Math Client-Server Application for E-Learning

“…A "Computer Network'' is a collection of autonomous computers interconnected by a single technology. Connections can be made with the help of hardware like copper wires, fiber optic cables or waveforms like Bluetooth, infrared, Wi-Fi and satellites [2].…”