GDataPipe description
GDataPipe functions as a basic TCP/IP port mapper and web proxy server

GDataPipe functions as a basic TCP/IP port mapper and web proxy server. It allows you to route TCP/IP data and connections from one PC to another via a middleman PC, where the middleman PC did not originally have this capability.

Due to popular demand, it also includes a Windows NT/2000 Service version, as well as a new HTTP/HTTPS (SSL) web and secure browsing proxy for regular web browsing as well as secure access to online resources such as banking.

Here are some key features of "GDataPipe":

· Browse the web (normal browsing as well as using secure protocols, for example with online banking)
· Connect to chat rooms and use IRC
· Check your e-mail directly, without using a mail server elsewhere on the LAN
· Send your e-mail directly, without using a mail server elsewhere on the LAN
· Read and respond to newsgroups
· Map any port on one PC to any other port on any other remote PC (for example telnet, VoIP)
· Route TCP/IP data and connections from one network to another via the proxy/gateway PC
· Protect your anonymity by stringing several of these together across several networks
· GDataPipe can be run silently, or in the system tray. By silent we mean in the background with no icons visible (although it can still be viewed in the task list, to shut it down).
· Future versions will be able to run completely 'silently', and not be visible at all. Imagine the possibilities


Requirements:
· TCP/IP installed

Limitations:

· 30 days trial


What's New in This Release:

· Finally implemented web browsing
· Fixed a bug in the NT service version where web proxy was listening but not accepting requests.