Thallium technologies. DNS, EXE, SMTP detailers & utility.

Products

We offer the following software products:

	SMS Total Control	SMS Total Control is a program intended to manage PC via SMS messagses that can be sent from a mobile phone. Another program feature is sending notifications as SMS messages about different events on the PC and in the network. Also, you can control your PC via e-mail.

	DHCP detailer	DHCP detailer is simple utility for querying DHCP servers and is capable of detailed server response analysis. It's freeware!

	DNS detailer	Program for visual querying of DNS servers. Displays query results both as a list and as a detailed description of each byte returned by the DNS-server. This program may be useful as an graphical alternative to nslookup application and as a powerful DNS servers operation monitoring and maintenance software. Free demo version. Full version - 19.95$

	ProxyList Grabber	ProxyList Grabber software extracts proxy servers list sites that publish free lists. It allows quickly upload proxy servers list from hundreds of pages published in the Internet for test and use this lists.

	Proxy Checker	The program for check proxies.

28 July 2005	Product update ProxyList Grabber updated. New version: 1.1.10.3
5 May 2005	New product New product: ProxyList Grabber released.
10 Apr 2005	Project stopped No more support for EXE Detailer.
28 Mar 2005	New product New product: Proxy Checker (free beta version) released.
25 Feb 2005	New product We present our new product: SMS Total Control.
29 Dec 2004	New product We present our new product: DHCP Detailer.
10 Jan 2004	Program and site updates Updated list of RFC's Released DNS Detailer build 10
30 Jun 2003	DNS Celebrates its 20th Birthday In 1983, Dr. Mockapetris and the late Dr. Jonathan Postel, director of the Computer Networks division at ISI, recognized the need for a global database of computer names and collaborated on the system as part of a pre-Internet project. Twenty years after its invention, DNS is essential to the Internet. All Internet users depend on DNS every time they access a web URL or send an e-mail message, because the system translates words into the numbers needed to locate Internet resources. Nominum, Inc.