Architects' networks can be big or small. Short or tall - they rise and fall like new shops at the Mall. (Anon.)

Your computer network, be it two workstations hot wired together or two hundred state of the art terminals, has probably become your practice's most valuable asset and resource. Your drawings are all in it, as is all your correspondence, your graphics, accounts, job files, projections, calculations, presentations.

Your network also connects your practice together and it forms your most important means of communication and electronic document transportation with the outside world - countless emails go in and out of your network daily, as do drawings, photographs and text documents.

Networks are complicated things to watch and to monitor - invisible pulses run insides wires at break-neck speeds and unless you have one or two networking qualifications to your name, you probably wont know where to look if you want to know how and what it is doing ...

Enter Net Dragon - the network monitoring appliance for people who need the information without the aggravation! Simply plug in your Net Dragon Terminal to the nearest hub, switch it on and Bob's your uncle...

• Check out who is on the Internet.
• See what sites are being visited ...
• Monitor file transfers between computers
• Keep a log of all Network activity
• Learn to detect Hack Attacks 
• and much more ...

NEW: To download Cyberlink White Paper on Architectural Network Security click here.