Core OS

I removed the IPs and computer names to be safe, but obviously, there are a decent amount of machines on the network in this example screenshot that need updates. This network is a perfect candidate for the mobile virtual machine on my laptop, called WSUS-in-a-Box. It downloads the updates from our WSUS server when I'm at the office and when I am out and about, it can be used on any local network as a temporary WSUS server while I am there. Great for deploying new machines that are using older Ghost images or shipped from the factory with outdated updates.

HTTPDisk lets you mount your ISOs located on a webserver as a local drive under Windows. I'm not sure how fast the performance is yet, but it is a very cool concept.

This little device driver/IFS is from the same guy who wrote FileDisk, which gives you Daemon Tools-ish support in a tiny package. Another cool IFS on the same page is the swapfs driver which lets you use Linux swap partitions as Windows swap drives without much hassle.

Homepage of HTTPDisk and other drivers