Last Update:
30 July 1997
- dialip14.zip 4/28/97 (868590)
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Dial IP 1.4 will
make a connection to the internet thru ppp.exe, check for email, let me know if I had any, and disconnect.
- igate110.zip 6/01/97 (155013)
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Internet Gate for OS/2 - Version 1.10
Is a multiple proxy gate and firewall. It
can allow users on a Local Area Network
(LAN) without Internet access to access the
Internet through a single machine on the LAN
connected to the Internet, either via a
dial-up modem / ISDN connection or another
ethernet card.
Internet Gate will allow you to use the
following:
Email
World Wide Web
FTP
News
Telnet
IRC
DNS (Domain Name Server)
IGATE can save you money by removing the
need to get a separate dial-up account, with
phoneline and modem for each user that wants
access to the Internet. Now they can all use
the one link, at the same time.
- ilnk099c.zip 11/25/96 (246795)
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iLink/2 v0.99b is a PM drop-in replacement
for IBM's 'Dial Other Internet Provider'.
Includes redial, reconnect, multiple
numbers, CPS/Bytes meters and more.
- injoy1_0.zip 12/31/96 (1195679)
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Alternate dialer for os/2 (4star recommended)
- iprates.zip 7/06/96 (10698)
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Graphical display of the TCP/IP connection showing:
Momentary and overall data receive rate, Percent utilization (active time/total time),
Momentary and overall data send rate.
- ipspeed.zip 6/26/96 (24528)
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IPSpeed - a small PM-application to measure the speed of your tcp/ip connection.
- ipspy132.zip 4/28/97 (57417)
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IpSpy Version 1.32 IpSpy is a DLL which allows to monitor all the packets,
IP and ARP ones, incoming, outgoing and forwarding.
It also provides the ability to write raw packets to your net.
- nifmon.zip 6/22/96 (36492)
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NIFMON.EXE is a very simple TPC/IP network interface monitor.
It displays the interface name, description, speed in bits per second,
bytes received, bytes sent, average bytes per second total throughput and
max average bytes per second. The user can select interface and interval
when invoking the program from the command line. Valid interfaces are
lan0 - lan9 and sl0 to sl9. The "lanx" names are for TCP/IP lan
interfaces and the "slx" names are for TCP/IP serial interfaces.
The interval determines how many seconds elapse between checks of the
interface. If no parameters are specified, sl0 will be checked every
second.
- noidle10.zip 2/06/97 (7378)
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no-idle v1.0 : your isp hanging you up?
use this small utility to keep your
slip/ppp connection active while you
are away.
- ppdial31.zip 2/27/97 (40068)
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- ppp.zip 7/29/95 (557237)
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IBM: PPP/Slip dialer update from IBM a MUST HAVE
- pppkill.zip 2/12/95 (25243)
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Will terminate an entire PPP session
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