BVRP Connection Manager Pro 1.0
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BVRP Software (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/NT 4.x/2000/XP |
| License: | Commercial |
| Price: |
$29.9 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 6.60 MB |
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Internet connectivity with a laptop or cell phone has never been easier than it is with Connection Manager Pro. Automatically detects available networks and automates the creation and management of connection and security settings. Allows laptop users seamless migration between LAN or wireless networks with VPN connection support. Connection Manager Pro also enables use of a cell phone as a modem for high-speed data transfer so you can connect to the Internet via your laptop and cell phone. Includes predefined settings from 233 major cell phone carriers in 61 countries worldwide. Connection Manager Pro easily manages your access points across every commercially available network deployed today, including WiFi, cell phone (GSM --GPRS, UMTS and EDGE; CDMA: 1xRTT, eVDO, TDMA, WCDMA) business Ethernet (DSL and cable) or home networks and standard modems. Connection Manager Pro offers an unlimited number of available profiles enabling the mobile user to create and save a profile each time a connection to a new network is made. Each profile retains connection settings for future use including IP settings, email parameters and security information. Connection Manager Pro optimizes security parameters such as firewalls and authenticates the latest WPA and WPA2 encryption protocols in addition to 64 and 128-bit WEP keys. Secures third party VPN support to enforce IT policies and maintain corporate security. Connection Manager Pro is the ideal utility for wireless networking for businesses, whether it’s automating a VPN connection, using wi-fi hotspots, laptop wireless Internet access or network connection troubleshooting in general.
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