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Perl and CGI Tutorials : Shut down idle computers on your network automatically
| Recent pushes for "green" technology focus mostly on talk, with little action for the typical home- or small-office environment. Many users leave their systems online continuously, resulting in a significant source of power consumption. Learn how to use Argus and client/server Perl code to monitor your network connections and shut down machines no longer in use. |  |
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