SpaceObServer Web Access

If SpaceObServer is your go-to application for performing disk space analysis to generate accurate reports about the largest files taking up the most space on your hard disk, you might be interested in a software solution that grants you web access to your PC scan results from any computer in your local network.
Made by the same developer, SpaceObServer Web Access is an addon designed for this very purpose, useful for those who resort to SpaceObServer's services from multiple computers at home or at work. It requires several steps to get it up and running but, once everything is arranged, you can effortlessly view reports from any web browser.

Access SpaceObServer reports from any PC in LAN

The setup operation is based on multiple steps. The first one implies enabling many mandatory Windows features, such as Internet Information Services (IIS) and .NET Framework, along with ISAPI filters and extensions.
Next, you can create a new website that will be accessed every time you wish to visit the SpaceObServer reports. It can be bound with an address, port number, host name, and IP address. Alternatively, it can be added to an existent website.

Configure web UI access settings

It's also necessary to assign a group or user in the Active Directory as the administrator with access to managing permission settings. It can be set for the administrator backend too. Furthermore, you can configure database connection settings.
If all these steps are set up correctly for SpaceObServer Web Access, you can fire up any web browser on the computer, go to the website, and log in with your admin account. You will be able to view pie and bar charts with the distribution of files by size, check out a graph representing the evolution of file size, check out file details, users, top 100 biggest files, duplicate files (if any), and so on.
Taking into account its practicality, SpaceObServer Web Access is a necessary addon for any SpaceObServer users looking for a solution to remotely access reports from a web interface.