NetworkActiv PortImport allows you to access ports on computers that are behind firewalls/routers or in other situations that block your access.

This essentially lets you import a port from an otherwise inaccessible computer - simply by having that computer make a single TCP connection (initiate a session) to your computer. Once that session is established, you can forward as many ports as you like and then connect to those ports by connecting to ports on your local computer.

The component of PortImport made to be run on the remote computer has been designed to be extra easy-to-use and can even be easily scripted so that no configuration is necessary when it's run.

NetworkActiv PortImport is especially useful for situations where you want to help or access files (using a Web or other server) from someone (behind a non-configurable router/gateway) but where the other person is in need of a means that is easy and not-too-technical to get you connected to their computer.

Here are some key features of "NetworkActiv PortImport":

· Access ports from computers behind gateways, firewalls, and non-configurable routers.
· Easy-to-use back-end component that can be scripted for extra ease-of-use and usefulness.
· Forward multiple ports simultaneously and configure them in real-time via an easy-to-use user-interface.
· Optionally define a description for each port being forwarded.
· Both components can hide in the system-tray.
· Both components can be run without installing (if desired).
· Both components are optionally text-file scriptable and can be installed as Windows services.
· Available in Unicode, for extended language-compatibility.


Requirements:

· An administrative user account may be required for certain port numbers.
· Internet Explorer version 5.0 or later.
· 2 MB of available disk space.
· 12 MB of available RAM.