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B-locker Product OverviewThe Solution
B-locker may be used without timer to prevent user input permanently on servers or dedicated workstations. For example, it may be used by system administrators in big organizations to ban user access to servers. Blocked computers get their performance slightly increased (5 - 7%) while doing other computational tasks. B-locker also includes a capability of remote reboot/logoff. It doesn't matter for B-locker what kind of software the client workstation is running. A user may browse websites, play an interactive game or work with a UNIX terminal - but only the time that you were paid for. B-locker allows you to:
How It Works
B-locker includes two parts: client and server. The client is installed on every computer that is rented to users on time basis. Server is installed on the administrator's computer. For a large network of rented computers several servers may be installed. The B-locker server runs on the system administrator's workstation. It allows you to monitor the current state of every client computer. In the main control panel you will find a list of all clients with their names, IP addresses and current state. If the workstation is allocated, you will see a count-down timer at work. B-locker server alerts you with a message box if a client computer changed its state on its own: it got blocked due to timer expiration or it went "off" because the computer was rebooted or the B-locker client was terminated. It provides user interface for monitoring clients and controlling them. Release Information
A 30-day trial version, limited to management of 10 computers, is available free of charge from the Download Page. In order to get
a full version of B-locker you need to perform the following steps:
Alternatively you can contact us by e-mail or snail mail - please find the Contact page.
Cheques and bank account transfers are acceptable. Please note: bank service prices will be included in the bill.
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