Resources for Noel Danjou [1 - 7 of 7]
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WakeUp is an experimental tool to test the features of ACPI computers. You can: - allow or disallow suspend - choose between standby and hibernation (if supported by your system) - manually suspend your system - have your system to resume after a specified amount of time or at a specific time - configure WakeUp to launch an application or an URL on resume. Note: make sure to quote the path to the executable to launch if it includes spaces. -
UPnP Tester is an experimental tool which lists all the available devices compatible with the Universal Plug-and-Play protocol including Internet Gateway Devices (IGDs). As soon as the program starts, it searches for available devices then it updates the list as devices are plugged or unplugged. The status window displays miscellaneous notifications and the IP addresses as they are assigned. -
SNMP Test for routers is a tool which can query and monitor any SNMP-compatible device but it is especially designed to test SNMP router compatibility . The first part of the test queries the system name and system description strings, the forwarding flag and enumerates all the exposed interfaces. The 2nd part of the test monitors SNMP traps from the device (your system must be configured to receive traps from the device). -
CloseApp is a small command-line tool which closes all the running instances of the process whose executable name is specified as a parameter. Run closeapp.exe in a Command Prompt to learn more about its syntax. -
Router Tester is an application to help DynSite users to accurately identify the path to the HTML status page of their routers. If your router does not appear in the list of supported routers in DynSite and the program figures out the path to its status page, please send me the brand, the model and the path to the status page of yours by e-mail and I will add it to the next update. Please read the included readme.txt file for instructions. -
Display Power Management is a small command-line tool which allows you to turn the monitor or the screen saver on and off to save power. Run display.exe in a Command Prompt to learn more about its syntax. -
Plug-and-Play Monitor is an experimental tool which displays plug-and-play notifications from the system. To start monitoring, select a device type from the drop-down list or tick Monitor all device types and click Start. If a network adapter is plugged or unplugged while the program monitors Network Adapters, the program should display the name of the adapter.