We Got Served

Felix Kollmann has been busy updating his add-in, Router Control, which monitors traffic going through your router and allows you to access information on that traffic via the WHS Console.

Last time we checked in, the add-in was in its infancy at v.1.0.0.7. Since then, a slew of updates have been released with the add-in now at 1.0.0.11 and a preview of version 1.1 now available for testing.

Features and fixes as follows:

1.1 CTP1 (Preview Build)

• Traffic history + background monitoring
• Semi-automatic online update + notification on new versions
• Complete rewrite of client/WHS Add-in GUI
• Automatic error reporting
• Based on Windows Service

1.0.0.11

• Added Schema DB link to Router Control Settings tab
• Fixed service implementation path on some Home Servers

1.0.0.10

• device DOM max-spec (base for service implementations) is now retrieved by web service during build (which enables user without database access to build RouterControl.IO.Services)
• Diagnostic Tool now checks for updates on Router Control
• CommonInternetGateway did not handle missing services correctly
• Diagnostic Tool now contains version number in title bar

1.0.0.9

• Diagnostic Tool now creates a ZIP file containing all diagnostic data
• Service implementation is now based on the max-spec (sum of all uploaded schemas)
• Server sided Router Schema handling now based on SQL database
• Diagnostic Tool is now based on absolute paths

1.0.0.8

• added Router Control Diagnostic Tool
• fixed a bug causing the router schema to be downloaded multiple times
• schema version increased to 2; requires reuploading of router schema
• added a workaround for a bug in the fancy list view (pre PP1 only)

Download: Router Control