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Serial Adapter Announced:
October 24, 2008: Today, we announced the availability of a serial console adapter for devices that require a 3.3volt serial connection. Serial Adapter.
NMS.Net Version 2 Announced:
March 25, 2005: Today, we announced a replacement for the popular WMINMS system. The new Network Management System is based on .Net technology and the ever popular "more with less". NMS.Net.
Layer 2 Intrusion Prevention System Announced:
December 23, 2004: Today, we announced a new concept and product line. L2IPS is a high-quality, low-cost "Bridge Mode" Intrusion Prevention system (firewall). For more info, please see the L2IPS Home Page: L2IPS
Major New WMINMS Customer:
April 23, 2004: Greg Marsh Enterprises starts supporting a global Hotspot provider named Single Digits with WMINMS. WMINMS monitors the Single Digits servers and gateway devices around the world, provides "keep alive" services, and pages the Single Digits support staff if problems arise. For information on becoming a Hotspot, visit: Single Digits
SBCube Announced:
April 13, 2004: Today, we announced a new concept and product line -- SMB Cube Computing. For more info, please see the SMB Computing Home Page: SBCube.
RadiusEx Released:
March 12, 2004: We produce a product named RadiusEx (Radius Extension DLL). RadiusEx is designed for Windows Server 2003 and allows the RADIUS authentication of end-users via an Microsoft SQL database. For more info on RadiusEx, please see the RadiusEx Home Page: RadiusEx.
Snmp2CSV Released:
February 20, 2004: Snmp2CSV is a product we developed to extract data from any SNMP enabled device. Snmp2CSV is Microsoft Verified for Windows Server 2003. The primary purpose of Snmp2CSV is to extract the data and put the results into a standard .csv file for manipulation by Excel or Access. For more info on Snmp2CSV, please see the documentation page: Snmp2CSV.
Genealogy Explorer Web Interface:
January 1, 2004: We produce a product named Genealogy Explorer (GeneExplorer). We have just completed the initial release of the GeneExplorer portal. The portal uses Microsoft SQL Server and ASP.NET programming. If you are interested in Genealogy, and especially if you are interested in the Surnames: Marsh, Whatley, or Gabrion, you should visit the GeneExplorer portal: GEPortal
Major Investment Banking Firm in Virginia:
Our customer has an internal ASP-based system which uses data from their Microsoft SQL server. Queries were taking from 2 to 400 seconds to return results. Their ASP code worked directly with two databases without using any views, functions, or stored procedures. Therefore, the ASP code was complex and slow.
We rewrote the ASP portion of the system to use a single stored procedure to return all data for a given set of passed arguments. The stored procedure is rather complex and retrieves data from a variety of views and tables using three cursors and several functions. The primary design goal was to make the system faster. The secondary goal was to make the system understandable so the client would be able to maintain and change the code without always needing a consultant.
Both goals were achieved. Queries now take from 2 to 4 seconds and the client's ASP programmers understand the SQL code. Slight speed improvements might still be possible, but the secondary goal would be violated in the process.
Non-Profit Organization in Maryland:
Our customer has a small office and cannot afford an in-house IT staff. Their auditors were keenly interested in the security of the office since non-profit organizations are even more scrutinized by government entities than normal corporations.
We have completely outsourced the IT needs of this organization and have accepted responsibility for maintaining the security and user satisfaction of the network.
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