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AppleShare Server Information
(auditing tool)

Download the new version 1.0.1
Information:
An AppleShare Auditing tool which displays server information such as:
Server Name
Machine Type
AFP protocol versions supported
UAM:s supported
Server settings and features
Server signature (if supported)
Network addresses assigned to the server; both TCP/IP- and AppleTalk
addresses.
Views:
Excellent Auditing tool for AppleShare Servers on the network. Get a view of
what is configured.
Download Version:
The current version is 1.0.1, you can download it from the following
sites:
Macula.Se
Rating:

More Info:
Töjnavägen 55B
S-191 34 Sollentuna
Sweden
GSM: +46 70 - 531 38 87
Fax: +46 8 - 594 745 81
email: ulfis@macula.se
website: http://www.macula.se/
VERSION HISTORY:
Fixed bug in DoGetAllZones when checking len in TNetbuf structure.
Fixed bug in calculation of offset to network addresses and server signature.
Fixed drawing of icon for MacServerIP-servers on NT that seem to store icon and mask in long Intel-byteorder form.
Fixed drawing of server list and other items when application is switched in and out.
Increased buffer size in zone lookup, now we can handle really large (>500 zones) networks, thanks Apple! ;-)
Increased buffer size in AFP-Server lookups, now we can handle large number of servers (>1000) per zone.
Better dialog handling and checking of result codes.
Added drag-and-drop of server items in serverlist to other applications so it contains a text dump of the server info.
Added OTAddress info in window for servers that don't support network addresses in it's AFPSrvrInfo block.
Added possibility to select items and scroll in server list with arrow keys.
Insecurity:
This is a auditing tool; it should help improve your security and/or find
any security problems in your appleshare networks.
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