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Remote Shutdown Suite is an off the shelf application for remotely managing shutdown & logoff of computers along your network. Individual or groups of computers can be affected at a press of a button. You can scan for the status of individual machines, auditing, hardware validation and much more

ID Shutdown Manager provides the ability to log-off, reboot or shutdown networked computers running Windows from any remote location on your network . It allows execution of programs, remote installation under Windows NT/2000/XP, Wake on LAN, user messaging, user warning, comprehensive remote system auditing & an additional multiple user web-interface.

	Unique two client license costs nothing. Two clients licence FREE! Try it before you buy it. If you have two, computers use gratis. Comprehensive Help System and Online documentation included for all packages. Email based Technical Support: email us at stating, in as much detail as possible, the problem you are experiencing.

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Unique two client license costs nothing.