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FOR RELEASE APRIL 14, 1997
Contact: Charles McHenry
541-772-2382
cmchenry@opendoor.com
OPEN DOOR NETWORKS EXPANDS ITS LOGDOOR PRODUCT LINE
INDUSTRY-RECOGNIZED REAL-TIME WEB SITE MONITOR NOW SUPPORTS MORE MAC OS
SERVERS, WINDOWS 95 AND NT
ASHLAND, OR. -- April 14, 1997 -- Open Door Networks Inc. today announced
that it has significantly broadened its LogDoor product line by adding
support for additional Mac OS servers, plus key Windows 95 and NT servers
as well. Open Door announced that its Personal LogDoor Web Sharing Monitor
now supports Microsoft's as well as Apple's personal Web server under the
Mac OS, and that a new LogDoor for Windows product provides support for
Microsoft Web servers under Windows 95 and NT.
LogDoor Web Site Monitor products provide Webmasters with the essential
ability to monitor accesses to their server in real time, unlike most
current log analysis programs which work as after-the-fact log
post-processors. The top-of-the-line LogDoor Multi-domain Web Site Monitor
provides real-time monitoring and site-by-site logging for high-end
Macintosh Web servers, and was selected by Apple to provide these
capabilities for their new AppleShare IP server. The Personal LogDoor Web
Sharing Monitor provides real-time monitoring capabilities for Mac OS based
personal Web servers, including Apple's just-shipped Personal Web Sharing
and the Microsoft Personal Web Server. And the new LogDoor for Windows
product provides equivalent capabilities for Microsoft's Personal Web
Server under Windows 95 and Peer Web Services and Internet Information
Server (IIS) under Windows NT.
Details on the LogDoor product family are available from the LogDoor Web
site at http://www.opendoor.com/logdoor/ . Free evaluation versions of the
Mac OS based products, and a beta version of LogDoor for Windows can be
downloaded from the site as well.
Open Door Networks, Inc., a pioneer in the field of Web server management
tools, was founded in January, 1995 by Alan Oppenheimer, an 11-year Apple
veteran and co-creator of the AppleTalk network system. Open Door's
mission is to provide powerful, easy-to-use tools which help Webmasters to
better manage their Web servers. Open Door Networks is located in Ashland,
Oregon.