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	var main = "<div align=\"center\" class=\"siteTitle\">ServerWatch</div><br/><p> Welcome the the ServerWatch homepage. ServerWatch is a Windows application designed to help network administrators keep track of the servers on their networks. ServerWatch is being developed under the OpenSoftware License and will be available free of charge. Currently we're in pre-Alpha state for the system, but the core components are coming along, and we hope to have an alpha release by the end of March 2003. For more information about ServerWatch, or its developers, please follow the links on the menu.</p><p><span class=\"headLine\">Coming Soon</span><br/><ul><li class=\"datedList\">Version 0.7b, with full process and service management support</li><li class=\"datedList\">Website upgrade, stay tuned...</li></p><p><span class=\"headLine\">News</span><br/><ul><li class=\"datedList\"><b>14 March 2003</b> - ServerWatch v0.6 Alpha is released</li><li class=\"datedList\"><b>11 March 2003</b> - ServerWatch v0.5 Alpha is released</li><li class=\"datedList\"><b>11 March 2003</b> - ServerWatch site launched. </li><li class=\"datedList\"><b>30 Jan 2003</b> - Agent component almost a finished Alpha</li><li class=\"datedList\"><b>22 Jan 2003</b> - Nick joins the development team</li><li class=\"datedList\"><b>15 Jan 2003</b> - Server component enters Pre-Alpha</li><li class=\"datedList\"><b>13 Jan 2003</b> - SourceForge accepts the ServerWatch project</li></ul></p>";
	
	var about ="<div align=\"center\" class=\"siteTitle\">What is ServerWatch?</div><br/><p>ServerWatch is a systems administration tool. Based on a concept from, and originaly designed for the staff at The Ohio State Univeristy's University Retail Services Retail Technology Resources department, ServerWatch strives to make administering a medium to large network a little easier. ServerWatch's main job is to monitor the events of all the server's placed under its care, and store these events in one consolidated easy to get to place. Built on top of this concept of event monitoring we built an alerting system that will notify anyone the administrator specifies if a certain event, or combination of events occurs. As well as watching events, ServerWatch also keeps track of your servers on the network, and makes sure they're still receiving network traffic. If a system goes down, the alerting system can send you a message instantly, cutting downtime on critial systems. ServerWatch's remote administrator's console also allows you to view vital system information for all you servers from one application. See what processes are running and what resources they're using, see what services are loaded and if they're started or stoped, all from one application. ServerWatch will allow you to keep track of 2 servers or 200, all from your desk.</p><br/><h2>Features</h2><br/><ul><li>Easy to setup and space efficent server-agent design</li><li>Ability to monitor all event logs on any windows 2000 or higher operating system</li><li>Sql Database storage of all log information for quick and easy retreval</li><li>Send alerts to any email address, including mobile phones</li><li>Easy to setup customized alerts, based on XML and SQL</li><li>Remote Administrator's console lets you access information on events, processes, and services from anywhere</li><li>Built on the power and flexibility of .Net</li><li>Cost efficent and unrestricting Open Software Licence allows you or other to modify the code to your needs. To see a complete list of features and upcoming features click <a href=\"#\" onclick=\"menuSwaper(8);\">here</a></li></ul>";
	
	var download = "<div align=\"center\" class=\"siteTitle\">Download ServerWatch</div><br/><p>Currently ServerWatch is in its pre-alpha state, meaning that not all the pieces are complete yet. We will release an alpha for those brave souls that would like to test it. Until then keep checking back as an alpha could be release any day now.</p>"
	
	var developers = "<div align=\"center\" class=\"siteTitle\">The Developers</div><br/><p><ul><li>Tony Santos - Project Leader/Developer</li><ul><li>Tony Santos is currently an Art student at The Ohio State University. Tony started the ServerWatch project for OSU's Retail Technology Resources(RTR) department, while working there as a student assistant. The idea was to build a system that would allow the system administrators in RTR to monitor the activity of they're servers from one location, and to keep them alerted to certain events, like user account lock outs. Tony took the idea and turned it into a reality with ServerWatch. Tony decided to use .Net for two reasons. Its robust set of network tools made it ideal for this application, and it had just been accepted as an ECMA standard(EMCA 334 and EMCA 335) and just been submitted as an ISO standard, meaning this system could eventually be ported to other operating systems, the first being Linux, and still be developed in different languages by different developers. A long time supporter of Open Source software, Tony hopes he can give a little back to the comunity with ServerWatch.</li></ul><li>Nick Dimiduk - Developer</li><ul><li>I'm busy computing vectors for class right now, so I don't have a profile</li></ul></ul></p>";
	
	var flyingmw = "<div align=\"center\" class=\"siteTitle\">What is Flying Monkey Design?</div><br/><p>Flying Monkey Design was formed in 1997 by Tony Santos and Nick Dimiduk as Flying Monkey Web Design, a website design firm. After the fall of the .Coms Flying Monkey's small client list turned into a non-exhistant one. The company stoped all operations in 2000. In the summer of 2001 Tony Santos moved to Tucson, Arizona and attempted to restart the company as Flying Monkey Design, a programing firm specializing in software development. Again slow business kept the venture from taking off, and Tony decided to keep the firm running, but as a part time obligation. Through out 2001 and 2002 Tony began doing designing websites, logos and other projects and releaseing them under the name Flying Monkey Design. In late 2002 Flying Monkey relocated once again to Columbus, Ohio and the company added Open Source software to they're list of activities. Flying Monkey is now proudly working on ServerWatch, its first venture into Open Source software development.</p>";
	
	var features = "<div align=\"center\" class=\"siteTitle\">Current Features for release 0.6a</div><br/><ul><li>Email-based alerting system</li><li>Microsoft Sql Server for data storage</li><li>Remote Service Monitoring</li><li>Remote Process Monitoring</li><li>Fully customizable XML based event system for sending alerts</li><li>Basied on the popular .Net platform</li></ul><br/><br/><div align=\"center\" class=\"siteTitle\">Upcoming Features for release 0.6b</div><br/><ul><li>Remote Service management</li><li>Remote process management</li><li>Full compatibility with all ODBC comliant database systems(like MySql and MS Access</li><li>Windows Messenger alerting support</li><li>Packaged as windows service or application for more flexible set up</li></ul><br/><br/>Is there something we missed? If there is a feature you would like to see thats not on our list, please make a feature request by following the menu item in the toolbar."
	
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