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PortsLock is a firewall with user-level access controls for Windows NT/2000/XP. Once PortsLock is installed, administrators can assign permissions to TCP/IP connections, just as they would in managing permissions on an NTFS partition of a hard disk.

It is a freeware Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP utility that lets you to calculate every aspect of your subnet configuration in a few mouse clicks! It was designed for any network engineer who needs a fast way to determine subnets.

PortMarshaller is a software-based TCP/IP port forwarder. The software accepts connections on a particular TCP port, and establishes connections to a different TCP port to fulfill requests.

CPUSpy tests your processor and using an internal database of most common CPUs, displays CPUID data such as cache details, cache and CPU speed, processor features, processor name, IP, OS and drives in a tabbed window. Supports HTML exporting of data.

This windows program bases on the Internet Explorer and has the same features. SiteKiosk protects public access (internet) terminals against manipulations. This version comes with tons of features. Download the free evaluation copy now.

Harden-It 1.1 Windows Security Hardening Tool, harden your TCP/IP Stack and Local System. Harden-It is a Network hardening tool for Windows, by hardening the I stack your Network can sustain or completely twarth various sophisticated network attacks.

Surf the Internet, download, chat without being tracked and keep your online activities private. Protect your personal information, IP address, credit card numbers and geographic location from online snoops. Protect your computer from hackers.

A convenient and easy-to-use application to obtain information on a given IP address or a domain name, including country, state, city, address, contact phone numbers and e-mails, name and version of the remote web server, and ping round-trip time.

Captures data that is transferred between client processes and a server process communicating through TCP/IP. The processes can be running on the same machine or different machines located anywhere on a network or the Internet.