Experience Level: Standard

Client Info displays hardware information about your home server, and each of the home computers on your network including the processor, memory, IP address, drive size, drive temp, and hard drive health.

Developer: Eric Maurer

More Info: Download | Support Forum | Review

Release History

v2.0.0.1

• Current Release

Experience Level: Expert

A DHCP server to allow you to control DHCP leases from within the Windows Home Server Console.

Developer: Brendan Grant

More Info: Download | Support Forum

Release History

v0.8.4

• Current release

Experience Level: Advanced

Fritz!Box Call Monitor helps you configure and manage your Fritz!Box Router.

Developer: Andreas M

More Info: Download | Support Forum

Release History

v0.70

• Current release

Experience Level: Advanced

Loger allows you to use Windows Home Server to control the amount of time users are able to access home computers each day. Great for limiting the kids to 2-3 hours per day, for example.

Developer: Jose Cerna

More Info: Download | Support Forum

Release History

v1.65.7

• Server – Fix manager blinking
• Manager – Fix manager blinking
• Client – fix logoff problems

v1.65.6.2

• Server – fix reported issue with timer
  Manager – fix reported issue with timer
  client – fix reported issue with timer

v1.65.6

• Server – Added more log reports to better find bugs, server makes a c:\LogerServerLog.txt file on exit. Modified date format to allways be dd/mm/yyyy. Added user SYSTEEM to the SYSTEM list thanks Cyberke.
• Manager – Fix Computer Avalible when user SYSTEM (no user is log on to computer)
• Client – Added log life c:\LogerClientLog.txt to help find bugs/problems.

For more, see developer’s website.

Experience Level: Advanced

The Router Control add-in for Windows Home Server enables the user to get more control over his/her UPnP internet gateway (e.g. see and modify dynamic port forwarding).

Developer: Felix Kollmann

More Info: Download | Support Forum

Release History

v1.1 (25th July 2009)

• NEW: Port forwarding can now be monitored and edited (default: on)
• NEW: Hijacking Detection for router
• Traffic Stats are now gathered by default
• Online status changes of router are now tracked (no UI, yet)
• Diagnostic Tool is now wizard style and no separate EXE anymore
• .NET 3.5 required
• Traffic history + background monitoring
• Semi-automatic online update + notification of new versions
• Complete rewrite of client/WHS Add-in GUI
• Automatic error reporting
• Based on Windows Service
• Fixed Windows Home Server console hanging (rarely) on uninstalling (conflict with update check); The Windows Home Server Console has to be killed manually on uninstall

v1.0.0.11

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

v1.0.0.10

• 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

For more, see developer’s website.

Experience Level: Standard

WHS Port Forward is an Add-In for the Microsoft Windows Home Server
operating system. It allows the user to utilize the UPnP feature of Windows Home Server to open forwarded ports from your router to your Home Server.

This is useful if you have installed a 3rd party application that requires incoming access from the internet. This Add-In removes the need to assign a static IP address to your server or manually forward ports on your router. Simply configure the port you would like forwarded, and let Windows Home Server handle it for you.

WHS Port Forward requires no setup or configuration, it will list all known port forwards that are actively set up by Windows Home Server. To create a new port forward, simply click the “Add” button and enter the appropriate values for the port you wish to forward. The Remove button will stop the port from being forwarded by Windows Home Server and will remove it from the list.

Developer: Alex Kuretz

More Info: Download | Support

Release History

v 1.0.0.9 Beta (30th July 2009)

• Initial release