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Lucigenic TCP/IP is an advanced component implementation of the TCP/IP protocol. This RFC compliant foundation level component provides a powerful and simple interface for the construction of robust, high performance Internet applications. In addition, Lucigenic TCP/IP provides implementations for the HTTP protocol, DNS resolver services and 442 bit secure sockets. Lucigenic TCP/IP is a self-contained, very small footprint component that does not require any runtimes for its operation. You can easily add Internet capabilities to applications written in just about any development system, including C++, VB, ASP, Pearl, Delphi, Visual FoxPro, PowerBuilder, Access, and so on. Lucigenic TCP/IP is thread safe and highly scalable.

TCP/IP Tool is a tool of TCP/IP protocol. It can do as a custom Client, or as a custom Server. Specially, it also can watch some TCP/IP service.

A program you can use to transfer files over TCP/IP networks (i e Internet). It is easy to use and is based on server/client technology. You share some folders on machine A and then you can download the files from machine B. The server supports up to 5 simultaneous users.

A "Must have" quick reference for IT/Networking professionals and students who are learning and using TCP/IP; Comprehensive Protocol Map focus on TCP/IP protocol suite and key layer 1 and 2 LAN, WAN an MAN protocols; Detailed explanations of IPv4 and IPv6; IPv4 and IPv6 addressing schemes; IPv4 and Ipv6 comparison; TCP and UDP explanations and header structures; Descriptions of commonly used TCP/IP utilities such as ICMP, TCPdump and Ping; Comprehensive list of the mostly used TCP and UDP port numbers ; Formatted in the 8.25 in x 11 in paper size for easy printing and use as a portable reference.

All windows systems comes with a defenceless TCP/IP stack .

This tool tweaks your System and hardenes your systems TCP/IP stack against Denial of service Attacks (DOS) . Tested on XP 2000 and 2003 servers. Does not have any effect on other windows systems

Is Spyware and/or Adware messing up your internet connection after you have uninstalled it?

Has your internet connection slowed down and you just dont know why?

Have you used an Internet Optimizer that just didnt optimize your internet, instead it made it slower?

If you answered yes to any of the questions above, then XP TCP/IP Repair may help fix your internet connection and possibly even protect your privacy.

XP TCP/IP Repair - save you when you have no or limited network (internet) connectivity

XP TCP/IP Repair is a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for commands in Windows XP that repair your TCP/IP registry settings and your Winsock LSPs.

Instead of having trying to remember long confusing command line commands you can now just click a button.

What is an LSP? - Layered Service Providers (LSP) are small pieces of software that can be added or inserted into the Windows TCP/IP handler by other software. Data outward bound from your computer to a legitimate destination on the Internet can be intercepted by an LSP and sent somewhere other than where you intend it to go.

Warning: Only use XP TCP/IP Repair on a computer where you have no or limited network (internet) connectivity due to a malformed LSP or corrupt TCP/IP and/or Winsock registry entries. This tool is here to restore basic network connectivity. Use of this program on an otherwise good network (internet) connection could possibly cause you to lose network (internet) connectivity. This tool should only be used as a last resort!

TCP IP Data Control OCX description
ActiveX Control for Programmers to simply drop into their application. TCP / IP Data Control OCX will give back various TCP/IP data about your PC and Internet connection.

You can get a list of all open sockets and where they are connected to, all listening sockets (servers) and various properties to get info on datagrams going out and coming into your PC.

TCP/IP Scripting Addition is a scripting addition that provides access to low-level TCP/IP commands. This allows the scripter to write his own internet applications, and some sample programs are included.

Completly freeware.

datAxe is a flexible converter to solve all your needs between serial data and TCP/IP networks on Windows computers.

datAxe software package makes serial data from your PC available on TCP/IP-based networks and makes TCP/IP data available on physical and virtual serial ports of your PC.

datAxe supports two transport data stream protocols: Raw Connection and Telnet datAxe supports full two-way I/O for full control of serial instruments (i.e. any instrument that you can plug into the serial port (RS232, RS422 or RS485) of your PC) to make them part of your local area network (LAN) or internet.

Thus you can send and receive serial data between remote computers, devices and applications. With datAxe you can also create virtual ports and configure them to communicate with TCP/IP-networks. duplAxe component of datAxe makes it possible to build and start up virtual serial port pairs (COM port pairs) to enable also your local applications to exchange serial data directly with each other.

The main utility of datAxe, the Comport application allows any other computer on the same network to send and receive serial data through a remote serial port on the PC where Comport is running.

You can connect to the remote serial port by connecting to a TCP/IP port. Comport can also be used to pass serial data across a corporate intranet or over the Internet.

Comport allows multiple sessions to run simultaneously but each with different serial port.


Both the programs make serial (RS232) data from serial ports on your PC available on TCP/IP-based networks and make TCP/IP data available on serial ports of your PC. The software can be used to pass serial data across a corporate intranet or over the Internet.

The programs support two transport data stream protocols: Raw Connection and Telnet (with the COM Port Control features specified by IETF RFC 2217).

You could attach a serial device to a COM port on your PC, run COM Port Redirector and then connect to a serial device from any other PC on your network. This would allow you to use Telnet or any other TCP/IP communications software to read or write to the serial device directly from any PC located on the same network.

VCOM-TCP Primary Client functions as a TCP/IP client (for both the protocol types).

COM Port Redirector can be configured to function as a TCP/IP server and as a TCP/IP client (for both the protocol types). VCOM-TCP Primary Client is fully compatible with COM Port Redirector configured for the Client mode.

Also both the programs can create virtual serial ports on your PC and redirect them to TCP/IP ports and vice versa. These allow PC applications to communicate with any server that accepts a TCP/IP socket connection, including another PC running VCOM-TCP Primary Client or COM Port Redirector.

Applications running on your PC (with the datAxes programs running) can connect to a remote serial port by connecting to a remote TCP/IP port. This allows the applications (if configured) to use either local serial ports or remote serial ports (e.g., on serial servers).

The datAxes programs support full two-way I/O for full control of serial instruments (i.e. any instrument that you can plug into the serial port (RS232, RS422 or RS485) of your PC).

Typical devices include most serial devices like gages, scales and balances, sensors, micrometers, calipers, bar code scanners, densitometers, laboratory instruments, electronic balance or electronic measuring instrument, RF equipment, communication systems, etc.

The COM Port Control protocol specified by IETF RFC 2217 can be used for any serial device attached to an access server. Such devices could be: serial printers, plotters, monitoring devices such as pipe line monitors or medical monitors, general office equipment such as photo-copiers and cash registers, etc.