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TSUthin is a document and software for Windows Terminal Services Client diskless computer network clients. It is used to boot (diskless) workstations over a network using PXE boot. ISO file for download only available to burn on the CD.

A combination terminal/sniffer. serial terminal, telnet and a network sniffer, all rolled into one, with plenty of added functionality. Handles connectionless UDP, including broatcasts, multi-node communications, and more.

Full support for DOS programs on Windows 8, 7, Vista, XP, 2000 and Windows Terminal Server 2008, 2003. Printing from DOS and parallel port (LPT) to any printer, including fax, PDF, image files and Word document files.

Instant Messaging (IM) server for internal and secure collaboration over corporate and business networks. It provides Active Directory support, message and file archiving, offline messaging and document distribution with a strong encryption of data.

Secure client/server instant messaging suite designed to provide efficient chat and communication capabilities over LANs and networks of any size. This bundle includes a license for Bopup Communication Server (IM server) + 100 instant messengers.

Secure client/server instant messaging suite designed to provide efficient chat and communication capabilities over LANs and networks of any size. This bundle includes a license for Bopup Communication Server (IM server) + 25 instant messengers.

SMS gateway offers two billing models pay-as-you-go and prepaid credits. Bulk SMS service provides often offer and different service packages to their customer. The primary cost associated with using bulk SMS gateway is the price per SMS messages.

SMS message capacity of a Bulk SMS service is determined by various factors such as the service provider's capabilities, account type, and the destination country.Tool provides a ticketing system for tracking and logging customer support requests.

Messaging server software sends: SMS text messages to: pagers, mobile phones. Messages can be accepted from: networked computers, email, web pages, commandline, text files, serial ports, modems. Messages can be sent via Web or modem.