Snooper Professional Remote Monitor

Snooper Professional Remote Monitor is a free tool that can monitor remote or local instances of the Snooper Pro software over the network.

System use cases

  • Useful for home surveillance, baby monitor, allowing trainers and supervisors to monitor agents calls etc.
  • Monitor audio when calibrating filter and AGC settings or checking service instance of Snooper Pro on the local computer.
  • Start several instances on local computer to monitor locations where Snooper Pro is installed.
  • Use the audio monitoring feature to listen in to live audio data.

Customize the GUI to show relevant information

Snooper Professional Remote monitor, oscilloscope view

Snooper Professional Remote monitor, oscilloscope view

 

Snooper Professional Remote monitor, history view

Snooper Professional Remote monitor, history view

Setup

Make sure the Snooper Professional program has the Snooper Remote Service enabled and make sure that the appropriate port is opened in firewalls.

Security

Enable Windows authentication if you want to limit access to the Snooper instance.

Activate Snooper Professional remote service

Activate Snooper Professional remote service

Download Remote Monitor

Remote Monitor is a free tool and current version is 1.4.3 and can be downloaded here.

Requires latest version of Snooper Professional or Snooper Multi channel.

Command line options

Automatically start several Snooper Professional Remote Monitor programs with different parameters to interface with multiple channels.

-p, --port Set the port (e.g., --port 8080).
-a, --ipaddress Set the IP address (e.g., --ipaddress 192.168.1.1).
-l, --left Set the left position of the GUI (e.g., --left 100).
-t, --top Set the top position of the GUI (e.g., --top 50).
-w, --width Set the width of the GUI (e.g., --width 800).
-h, --height Set the height of the GUI (e.g., --height 600).
-c, --connect Enable auto-connect on startup (no value required, e.g., --connect).
--help Display this help screen.
--version Display version information.

Example

A batch file containing the following code will launch two instances of Snooper Remote Monitor. Each instance will listen on a different port (26000 and 26001) on the same machine, displaying their GUIs side by side.

start "" SnooperMonitor.exe -p 26000 -a localhost -c -t 0 -l 0 -h 500
start "" SnooperMonitor.exe -p 26001 -a localhost -c -t 0 -l 700 -h 500