Description
Task Explorer Pro Business is designed for commercial organizations, professional environments, IT administrators, and enterprise deployments.
The Business supporter certificate unlocks all supporter-only Task Explorer functionality, including remote system monitoring using TaskServer and TaskRemote. Task Explorer can connect to Windows and Linux systems, including cross-platform connections, and monitor multiple machines simultaneously. Remote functionality includes secure authentication, protected credential storage, local network server discovery, and multi-machine cluster monitoring.
Task Explorer itself provides advanced system inspection and administration capabilities on Windows and Linux, including process, thread, handle, memory, security, network, and system monitoring functionality, as well as Wine integration on Linux.
Each Business license includes one year of software updates and one year of commercial use of the supporter-only functionality. During the subscription period you may install and use all Task Explorer releases covered by the certificate. After the license expires, a new supporter certificate is required to continue using supporter-only features, including remote monitoring.
The standard functionality of Task Explorer remains available after the Business certificate expires; only functionality requiring a valid supporter certificate is affected.
A valid Business license is required for each licensed deployment using the supporter-only functionality.
Important Notice
Task Explorer is provided as-is, without warranty of any kind, express or implied. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the author shall not be liable for any data loss, system damage, downtime, security incidents, or other direct or indirect consequences resulting from the use of this software.
Task Explorer provides powerful system inspection and administration functionality and can perform operations affecting processes, memory, security settings, and remote systems. Administrative and modification features should therefore be used with appropriate care, particularly on production systems and remotely managed machines.
