Hyena is an administrative tool for Windows NT, XP, 2000, and 2003 systems. Its principal functions are Active Directory integration; server management; user management; service monitoring and control; event management; job and task scheduling; printer management; disk and file administration and reporting and exporting.
Hyena depends upon the operating system for security and authentication. In the main window the information is split in two fields; on the left side the program displays the information about the local workstation and the domain that it is currently logged in to - these are arranged in a hierarchical tree-styled format with small "plus" icons allowing you to expand the objects. The information about a selected object is displayed in a list on the right side.
The main objects of the left side are: Drives, Local connections, users, local groups, printers, shares, sessions, open files, services, devices, events, disk space, user rights, performance, schedule jobs, registry, and WMI. Right-clicking on an object from the left or right side will display a specific context menu.
Terminal server integration features are only available in the Enterprise Edition. For Windows 2000/2003 domains, Microsoft Administration Tools (AdminPak) are required. The price stated is for a single user; check the "buy URL" for more details.
v14.4
- Updated Exporter Pro with new GUID attributes; Exporter Pro version is now v3.3.0.
- Added option to select duplicates in 'Select From File' option.
- Added 'View Logon Information' function for most Computer objects.
- Added option to show RODCs to the user 'View Logon Information' dialog.
- Added grouping options to the 'Show Logged On Users' function.
- Fixed sorting on the Group Member Matrix view.
- Added additional logic to acquire the domain SID when managing users to prevent error when running on lower-priv'ed accounts.
- Local groups with user accounts from trusted domains will now show the AD Properties dialog instead of NT-style dialog.
- Member Global groups of local groups on computers will now show the AD Properties (or Shell) dialog instead of NT-style dialog.
- Created advanced settings to disable the above behavior, 'UseLocalPropDialogForLocalAdUsers' and 'UseLocalPropDialogForLocalAdGroups'.
- Added ms-DS-ConsistencyGUID to the list of GUIDs for proper display.
- Preview window on User Properties will now use AD functions to show AD groups members.
- Added default server to 'Add to User...' function to avoid errors when run on non-domain joined computers.
- Added advanced setting 'DisableHyenaInternetAccess'.
A program that lets you easily manage your laptop connections to WiMAX networks
