Advanced TCP IP Data Logger 2.5.0.43

Advanced TCP IP Data Logger
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  • Editor: AGG Software
  • Release: 2.5.0.43
  • Language: English
  • License: Shareware
  • System: 98/Me/2000/XP
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Description:

Advanced TCP/IP Data Logger will help you in your daily technical needs. You will be able to get information about your network and any device that is connected to it in real time.

Features:

You can send and receive serial data from the Internet or from your Local Area Network and even be able to create your own dataflow by user a buil-in feature that will ease your work. Once this is done, you will also be able to send the dataflow to all other applications wanted.

If you are feraring to lose all your data by closing the application accidentally, this is not the case be sure.

Key features as proposed by the website:
  • Capability to log multiple TCP/IP ports simultaneously
  • Server/client operation modes
  • Variable format file forming setting (on time, data, size and etc.)
  • Advanced data parsers that allows you to parse, filter and format your source data of various complexity levels
  • Data export to any ODBC-compatible database (MS SQL, Oracle, MS Access, MS Excel, dBase and others)
  • Advanced TCP/IP Data Logger can use direct connection (using OLE) to Microsoft Excel and write data directly to rows or columns
  • Improved data formatting.
  • Plug-ins support
  • Simple and intuitive setup wizard - no programming required to start collecting data


Advantages:
See all features and you will see for yourself.

Disadvantages:
None so far.






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