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Smart Address 2000 provides powerful Contact Management for single or multiple users across both local and wide area networks. Contact tracking, calendars, personalized mail-shots and e-mails, task management, custom report designer and much more.

SecureCentral PatchQuest is an automated patch management software for distributing and managing security patches, hotfixes and updates across heterogeneous networks comprising Windows, Red Hat and Debian Linux systems in just a few simple clicks.

ScanFi is a web-based vulnerability assessment scanner for detecting and assessing network vulnerabilities across heterogeneous networks. ScanFi discovers, scans, reports, and supports vulnerability remediation.

SoftPerfect Network Protocol Analyzer is a professional tool for analyzing, maintaining and monitoring local networks and Internet connections. It captures the data passing through network card and represents this data in an easily readable form.

Popular text chat solution that was designed specifically for small and medium local area networks. It doesn't require an Internet connection or a dedicated server, because it utilizes your network, enabling your staff to communicate effectively

BestCrypt Corporate provides protection of data in corporate networks using strong encryption algorithms. BestCrypt Corporate includes standard BestCrypt software that performs encryption/decryption operations creating virtual drives.

NCP Secure Entry Client for communication with any IPSec gateway (compatibility list at http://www.ncp.de). It supports all transmission networks as well as Windows operating systems and has an integrated Personal Firewall.

NeuroSolutions is a highly graphical neural network development tool for Windows. It is a virtually unconstrained environment for designing neural networks for research or to solve real-world problems.

This software allows you sending short texts in computers networks (LAN/WAN). It's similar to the WinPopup, unfortunately win2000 and XP haven't got the WinPopup. Communication is based on a TCP/IP protocol.