PortMarshaller is a useful software-based TCP/IP port forwarder that will come in handy.
The software accepts connections on a particular TCP port, and establishes connections to a different TCP port to fulfill requests. This capability offers a solution to various network topology problems.
Administrative web interface allows the monitoring of connection and data transfer statistics. New access control lists, which support both "allow" and "deny" lists, can be used to filter all incoming connections.
New connection log options allow opened, closed, blocked and failed connections to be saved to disk. Optionally integrates with Internet Information Services (IIS) for its advanced abilities.
Here are some key features of "PortMarshaller":
· High-performance, scalable, multi-threaded design.
· Utilizes the overlapped I/O model under Windows 95 or greater.
· Utilizes the completion port I/O model under Windows NT or greater.
· Runs as a process, with a tray icon, under Windows 95 or greater.
· Runs as a system service under Windows NT or greater.
· Build-in web server, allows for web-based administration of the software.
· Can integrate with Internet Information Services (IIS) for its advanced abilities.
· Supports a collection of customizable TCP/IP port forwarders.
· Ability to forward to computers outside the local area network.
· Local and remote port values do not need to be the same.
· Configurator can be used to manage the administrative interface.
· Access control lists indicate which IP addresses are permitted to connect.
· Session statistics maintain transfer information since the service was started.
· Active connections viewable from the session statistics table.
· Historical statistics maintain transfer information since the product was installed.
· Log file keeps track of changes and reports error conditions.
Limitations:
· 30-days trial
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Added connection logs that store information when a connection is opened, closed, blocked or has failed.
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