Script Server is an application that executes NetDecision scripts on demand. The request to execute script is usually originated by NetDecision Network Manager while processing SNMP notifications. The client and server use TCP to talk to each other. The communication protocol is open and fully documented. It is based on XML standards. There is NetDecision Script Server communication API that can be used to develop client applications.

Script Player allows the user to run NetDecision Scripts from the command line (cmd.exe). This can be very useful in automation solution. The script execution can be invoked from the batch file or from the any application (for example: Windows Scheduler).

Script Editor is a powerful IDE for NetDecision Scripts. Script Editor provides the user with a wide range of functionality.

Parameter Editor is an application to build parameter files for NetDecision scripts. By using parameters the user can create multi purpose scripts that can change their behavior based on those parameters.

MIB Manager converts MIB files in MIB module language format (transparently supporting both SMI specifications, SMIv1 and SMIv2) into the NetDecision"s proprietary CMF format. All NetDecision applications can only access compiled MIB files in CMF format. This helps to speed up the loading of the MIB and guarantees that MIB is free of errors.

MIB Editor application allows the user to design and modify SMI v1/v2 MIB files.

SNMP Packet Analyzer application decodes SNMP packets and displays them according to the ASN.1 (Abstract Syntax Notation One) BER (Basic Encoding Rules). The user can browse the packet elements down to any single detail in decoded ASN.1 tree. Clicking on any tree item will automatically highlight the corresponding area in the hexadecimal packet dump as well as in ASCII representation.

SNMP User Manager is an application to create/modify SNMPv3 user profiles.

TFTP Server provides an Internet-standard TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol) server on any Windows workstation or server. It supports all TFTP clients that are RFC 1350-compliant, including those integrated into network devices, such as routers.

HTTP Server turns any computer connected to a network into a publishing platform viewable from any of a number of web browsers available on the market today, such as Microsoft"s Internet Explorer.