Wireless Network Monitoring System

Hi friends,
I am planning to implement a Wireless network monitoring system as my final year project.
In this project I need to control calls from one mobile to another with the help of JCC or some other technique. Mobiles will be connected to Pc in the following pattern:
Mobile to radio transceiver which will further be connected to pc using RS232 serial port.
This way i will 3 mobiles connected in the similar manner as above.
I just want to know how i can control my calls from these mobiles??
Please guide me, as in how should i start??
Regards
Ron

Have you ever experienced any cross browser issues, when you
really build an app for critical app like this?
not really ... the only crazy thing i have seen is how each
browser uses memory..
you will see higher usage from IE than.. firefox...
IE also has an issue with cache.. so you have to reset your
page at every visit...( i cut that short thinking you understand
what i am talking about)
your biggest issue is the engine and processing of data..
thinks like that.. how you put that together will be HUGE..

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I think I know.
#1 http://netsquirrel.com/msconfig/msconfig_xp.html
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I joined this forums because i need to recopilate info about a monitor system.
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Reference image -> http://img103.imageshack.us/img103/9125/pingred0xq.jpg
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I accept every critic, advice, suggestion, information, etc.
PS: Sorry my poor english

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