Now it is available for Windows. The initial installation is only to discover if this is possible and does not address analysis of attacks, configuration of rulesets or configuration of ISA server. These will be addressed later once the system is running. Terminal services are only available on Server products and I am reluctant to use any other remote control products. IIS is for displaying logs to a browser.
Resource kit is needed for installing software as a service.
And Perl is for scripting support. Since this system will be visible to the internet, it is imperative to lock it down so that no one can take control and possibly sniff at sensitive data going into or coming out of the network. Reports should only be available from the inside of the LAN to authorised users. For security reasons, measures taken are not discussed here but are available at Microsoft's site. They do not link directly to the software, but to the home page, since actual locations may vary in the future.