skreamSoft was a shareware company that I created & developed for in the late 90's. skreamSoft's two biggest hits were Skream's Port Listener and Netgear Router Monitor. Both pieces of software became abandonware in 2000 when I let skreamSoft.com expire and moved on to web development.

Netgear Router Monitor (NGMON - 1998 to 2000) was the most complete and useful shareware application I developed. Designed for use with Netgear's line of ISDN routers it was mildly popular in the US but really caught on in Europe, due mostly to the widespread adoption of ISDN overseas. ISDN really missed out in the US, where slow adoption was due to price and and the eventual widespread availability of cable and DSL. Anyways, NGMON is one application I'm proud of and sad that it is no longer relevent. Source (and distribution binary) has been lost, but if I happen to locate it, you'll find it here.

Skream's Port Listener (PListen - 1997) is a funny little app that was initially designed for use to detect attackers using WinNuke in attempt to kick your PC off the internet. At Tucows it was awarded a 5 Cow rating which is their highest award for quality software. Unfortunately F-Prot and some other virus manufacturers mistakenly identified it as a Trojan causing it to be wiped off many shareware sites. Before then, over 200,000 visitors downloaded it from my Earthlink home page, and an unknown but likely larger number from sites such as Tucows. Source is missing for this, but the binary is available.
 
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