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EMCO Remote Desktop
This program allows you to
Secure remote access to your
InletEx - Easy connect to any
Professional is a remote
easily manage your VNC
PC or LAN from any
remote computers or servers.
desktop management solution
servers. It supports
Internet-connected computer.
All without worrying about
for professionals, education
RealVNC, TightVNC, and
The HTTPS tunnel allows you
firewalls, IP addresses and
and business in a wired and
UltraVNC. Connect to servers
to secure non-SSL aware
NAT. Remote Desktop Control
wireless Microsoft network
with just a double click. It
services such as TELNET,
from anywhere quickly,
Reduces administration costs
keeps your passwords safe in
FTP, VNC, etc., by having
easily, and securely.
and enhances productivity
a 256 Bit encrypted database.
the HTTPS tunnel provide the
InletEx ERC include file
encryption
transfer and chat. Use it
for free.
Date: Dec, 12 2003 Date: Jun, 27 2006 Date: Dec, 12 2006 Date: Mar, 25 2006 |
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Radmin is fast, secure remote
CompuSnack is a Network &
The Network Process Monitor
Fast, easy and inexpensive
control and remote access
System Administration Studio
displays information
LPD print server for
software, which includes
comprised of a CompuSnack
associated with each process
Windows. SDI LPD prints
multi-user text and voice
Master and a CompuSnack
running on local or remote
reports from IBM zSeries
chat, file transfer, Windows
Target. CompuSnack Master is
computer. You must have
(mainframe) iSeries (AS/400)
Vista support, Windows
a system management utility
administrative privileges on
and UNIX systems on your
security support, telnet
engine designed to be used
the remote network computer.
Windows local or network
access, multiple monitors
by system and network
printers. Handles TCP/IP
support, various connection
admins, account executives
network printing for LAN,
modes, etc.
and support.
WAN or the Internet.
Date: Feb, 05 2007 Date: Jan, 29 2007 Date: Jan, 26 2006 Date: Jan, 23 2006 |
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