
StreamPatrol 2 is now available for download.
Installation is very easy. We know that people often times are hesitant to
install software because they are afraid it may contain malicious codes, corrupts
their registry or make their machines runs slower in the long run. Well, we heard
you and have provided an ideal solution.
All you need to do is download the zip file and uncompress it in the directory
of your choice! Then run the executable file from there. That’s it! No installation
programs!
Minimum Requirements:
256mb RAM
10mb Hard Drive Space
Windows XP/2003 & similar
OS
Microsoft.NET Framework
Version 2
Terms and Conditions:
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Version 2.5.3
Release 2.5.3 includes a hot fix for a bug introduced on v2.5.0. It was
not encoding text in html properly on remote view.
Release 2.5.0 supports HTML Results / Remote View. Also, smtp
authentication credentials as of this version are done via configuration (not
command line arguments).
Release 2.3.0 supports plain mms (removed mmst/mmsu protocols) since it has
been deprecated by Microsoft. To upgrade to this version, please modify the monitor.xml
(notepad is fine)
file and manually remove <mmst /> and <mmsu /> nodes with <mms />.
Release 2.2.5 now supports "SMTP authentication" feature.
Simply start the application with "StreamPatrol.exe /smtpuser=user /smtppass=1234"
Release 2.2.0 now includes "auto start testing" feature.
Simply start the application as "StreamPatrol.exe /autostart"
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StreamPatrol license cost USD $299 each. Purchases of 2 or more licenses are entitled to a 10% bulk discount.
TRIAL LICENSE
You can get your 30-day evaluation license here.
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