AutoIt-ITS

Downloads
All downloads have been updated as of 6.21.2006. Source code for previous versions and utilities has been released. Current versions of the source code are currently closed source. We may in the future open the source, but that will be left up to the core developers. Only developers will be able to obtain an updated copy of the source code. We ask that you please do not try to obtain the source from the executable files. All code has been copyrighted. Please view our Disclaimer of Liability before downloading and/or installing any software from AutoIt-ITS. By downloading and/or installing any software found on this site you agree to the terms in the disclaimer as well as the above request of not reverse engineering or otherwise obtaining the code. Thank you, AutoIt-ITS Developers
Current Version 0.9
AutoIt ITS Client (exe)	This is the AutoIt ITS Client. Works perfectly and with some better updates from the old days.
AutoIt ITS Server (exe)	This is the current AutoIt ITS Server 0.9. Run AdminDB and start this. Configure the Client correctly and connect to setup your own ITS server/
Admin DB 0.9 (exe)	Admin DB is the Database program in AutoIt which will connect to the server and store all information in a secure setting. Requires : spool.dat
Utilities and Source
TCP TrueTest (au3) (exe)	Tests your public network for ports you can run TCP services on and writes non-usable ports to a file. Also see TCP ServerTest.
IPScout (au3) (exe)	Finds your network and public IpAddress according to @IpAddress1 and whatismyip.org
Hex Converter (au3) (exe)	Will convert to and from hex format, for developers to unscramble .dat administration files.
Exp. Files (zip)	Experimental files from "the old days". These files are from about year ago when AutoIt Smith fiddled with some files on the forum, and came up some ideas for this project after finding Valuater's thread on the forum.
File-Based ITS (zip)	File-Bases files of source code and compilations from 0.8.1 and back. These are obsolete but still work. Many files have been delimited to protect security.