Sharpeware's new SPACEWatch Storage Suite 6 lets you discover data on any PC or server - then run instant reports and interactive analyses to discover what's on your network. Track detail down to file level by user - analyze last use, duplication and more. Automatically keep data up to date. Try it for your self. Download a free copy now.

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SPACEWatch does many things extremely well - and discovering how people are using PC or network storage is one of them. Use it on even the largest network. Deploy it easily - you don't even have to install agents. It's ideal if you're planning virtualisation or migration projects and want to know the "current state". Use it during and after migration to track the impact of change.

• Flexible built-in reporting
• Graphical custom report designer
• Agent-free deployment
• Works with stand-alone PCs, laptops, notebooks
• Scales to TB of data, multiple sites, and thousands of users
• Capable of interactive analysis on even the largest data sets
• Flexible scheduling of routine reports, data updates and migration tasks

SPACEWatch lets you discover storage use down to file level, whatever storage is used - including Microsoft Windows, Novell Netware, UNIX, linux - and even Microsoft Exchange and IBM Lotus Notes and Domino. With Exchange and Domino Editions you can also choose to analyze PST and NSF files stored on normal file servers.

It integrates with appropriate network directories to include associated user data - including Microsoft Active Directory, Novell eDirectory, and IBM Domino Directory.

Much more than storage discovery

With SPACEWatch you get much more than just the most powerful available storage discovery tool. You get a complete integrated suite of storage management tools. Use SPACEWatch's uniquely powerful tools to quickly spot growing trends - and what's causing them - or plot the predicted impact of change. Read more or why not Download a Free Copy right now and try it for yourself...

    

User discovery across your entire network in seconds