Free protocol support software for windows

RFC 868 offers time in GMT, it is up to the device requesting the time to convert it to local time, relative to GMT RFC 868 offers time in GMT, it is up to the device requesting the time to convert it to local time, relative to GMT.
RFC 868 time protocol is used mainly by UNIX systems, and some network devices, it uses port 37 over UDP or TCP. The BTT Software time server responds to both UDP and TCP requests on port 37.
A list of recent requests is shown in the main window which can be used for debug / information purposes. Support has now been included for the System Tray. The server can also be run as a Windows 95 service using the .inf file provided.

ASCII protocol simulation plugin will allow Advanced Serial Port Monitor to simulate the devices, built on principle "request-response". Where each request, coming to ASPM is ASCII string.
At reception of such request module compares it with given request, and at coincidence refers the answer. You can save, load and create request and responses to/from file. By means of such files are easy emulated.

Makes FTP protocol secure using SSL and SFTP encryptions.
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) and FTP servers with SSL support can secure transfer data over the Internet.
SFTP (Secure Shell File Transfer Protocol) is a kind of a protocol for file transfer and remote file and folder manipulations.
Network File Monitor Professional has an ability to extend its functionality by the additional modules like Secure Protocol Extension.
Network File Monitor Professional provides solutions for a real-time automatic backup, replication and synchronization of local and remote files and directories.

Ethereal - Network Protocol Analyzer 0.99 is a professional tool that is used by network professionals around the world for troubleshooting, analysis, software and protocol development, and education. It has all of the standard features you would expect in a protocol analyzer.

Email File Transfer Protocol Client 1.0.1.3 is created as a professional and useful FTP client that uses email to transport commands and files. No ports to configure, if both computers have access to email, then you may transfer files. All files are encrypted with a key that is determined by the Email File Transfer Server. The user may change the key at any time. Extensible so that plug-ins may be written to change the encryption or add email types. POP, IMAP, and Outlook are supported currently. Both the client and server perform as standard FTP server and clients, minus the peer to peer connection.