Protocol

x-Wall is a series of 4 products intended to shield your computer and keep your data safe. x-Wall includes fully customizable and user-defined content filter, antivirus-ready internet processor and personal firewall.

WinAgents MIB Browser is a network administrator's main tool for configuring SNMP-enabled devices. WinAgents MIB Browser allows you to read and modify the values of SNMP variables, as well as to monitor changes in these variables over time.

Simple, smart and very convenient program, fully compatible with standard WinPopup, having a very similar interface, but without all the drawbacks and with emoticons, links, etc. Compatible with any Windows version – from 95 to XP!

SSLBlackbox (ActiveX/DLL edition) is comprehensive collection of components that add client-side and server-side support for SSL / TLS family of protocols to your Visual Basic or C++ applications.

SSLBlackbox is a comprehensive component collection that adds S/MIME, SSL/TLS, SSH, PKI, SFTP, PGP support to your Windows or Linux application. This is VCL edition (for Delphi, C++Builder, Kylix).

The SocketTools Enterprise Edition consists of 32-bit ActiveX controls, libraries (DLLs), and C++ classes for Internet and intranet application development. Virtually any Windows development environment can be used.

wodTelnetDLX a telnet client component ready to connect to terminal based clients,most commonly to UNIX telnet daemon. It also supports secured communication (through encryption) using well known SSH (SS1&SSH2) and SSL/TLS

In-process web-server implemented as asynchronous pluggable protocol with support for PHP, ASP.Net and ISAPI.

The SocketTools Visual Edition consists of Visual Basic and ActiveX controls for Internet and intranet application development. All major protocols are supported, and the controls can be used in a wide variety of development environments.

SkSNTP ActiveX Control is a lightweight and powerful SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol) ActiveX control that can be used for very accurate local clock synchronization with a remote time server across the Internet.