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From Issue #51
July 1998

Jul 01, 1998  By Amy Kukuk
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STREAMS Data Comm Protocols, Raven SSL Module for Apache, Java Workshop 2.0 for Linux and more.
NetTracker Proxy 3.5

Sane Solutions, LLC has announced the release of NetTracker Proxy 3.5. NetTracker Proxy is a web-based proxy and firewall log file analysis software. Priced at $795 US, NetTracker Proxy 3.5 contains new features including standardized summary reports with drill-down capabilities, as well as sorting capabilities that allow administrators to select and sort the information they analyze. It can export data, which allows administrators to import NetTracker Proxy reports into popular software products.

Contact: Sane Solutions LLC, 35 Belver Ave., Suite 230, North Kingstown, RI 02852, Phone: 401-295-4809, E-mail: info@sane.com, URL: http://www.sane.com/.

WebSite Professional 2.2

O'Reilly & Associates has announced the release of WebSite Professional 2.2, which includes Uplink, O'Reilly's utility designed for Internet Content Providers and Internet Service Providers. Another new feature is enhanced log file management and generation. The inclusion of Live Software's new JRun 2.1 adds support for the Java Development Kit version 1.2 of the JavaSoft Servlet Advanced Programming Interface 1.1. Suggested list price is $799 US. The upgrade to version 2.2 is free for downloading by registered version 2.0 and 2.1 customers.

Contact: O'Reilly & Associates, 101 Morris Street, Sebastopol, CA 95472, Phone: 707-829-0515, E-mail: software@oreilly.com, URL: http://software.oreilly.com/.

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