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FreeProxy is professional Freeware which channels requests for internet pages via a single computer and enables many computers to share an internet connection.
If you have dial-up internet access, you can use the Demand Dial or Auto-Dial feature to dial up the internet either when it detects you want to access the internet (demand) or maintain a strict schedule of connection times (auto). Works fast with Cable/Broadband.
FreeProxy is a proxy server with support for HTTP, SMTP, POP, FTP over HTTP, TCP Tunneling, NNTP and SOCKS5.
It works with a wide range of clients including web browsers, ICQ, MSN Messenger and many others.
Features include user authentication to both an internal user database or to a windows domain, extensive reporting, resource permissions, URL filtering, IP address filtering, local port binding, on-demand dialing, calendar control, proxy chaining and numerous other features.
FreeProxy also includes a small web server and can run as a service on all current platforms. Very detailed help is included that documents all aspects of the setup and client configuration.
Features:
· HTTP/HTTPS proxy, including FTP over HTTP
· HTTP 1.1 persistent connections, RFC2616 and RFC2518 compliant. See Compliancy below.
· FTP Proxy
· Demand Dialing, auto connect/disconnect
· URL filtering
· Built-in web server
· Run as a service under 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003
· Message logging and dumping
· TCP tunnel (tunnel any TCP protocol)
· Proxy SMTP & POP email
· Proxy NNTP
· SOCKS 5 proxy
· SOCKS 4/4a proxy
· Basic, Digest and NTLM (Windows) authentication (proxy and www authentication)
· Resource security
· Connect to another Proxy server or connect directly to the internet
· Bind to a specific network interface for added security ("local binding")
· Control access using a calendar
· Outlook Express / Hotmail compatible
· Works with Dial-up Networking and Cable/Broadband
· Define up to 3000 users and groups
· Import/Export users from/to an external file
· Connection and summary statistics - bytes in and out per IP address
FreeProxy is professional Freeware which channels requests for internet pages via a single computer and enables many computers to share an internet connection.
If you have dial-up internet access, you can use the Demand Dial or Auto-Dial feature to dial up the internet either when it detects you want to access the internet (demand) or maintain a strict schedule of connection times (auto). Works fast with Cable/Broadband.
FreeProxy is a proxy server with support for HTTP, SMTP, POP, FTP over HTTP, TCP Tunneling, NNTP and SOCKS5.
It works with a wide range of clients including web browsers, ICQ, MSN Messenger and many others.
Features include user authentication to both an internal user database or to a windows domain, extensive reporting, resource permissions, URL filtering, IP address filtering, local port binding, on-demand dialing, calendar control, proxy chaining and numerous other features.
FreeProxy also includes a small web server and can run as a service on all current platforms. Very detailed help is included that documents all aspects of the setup and client configuration.
Features:
· HTTP/HTTPS proxy, including FTP over HTTP
· HTTP 1.1 persistent connections, RFC2616 and RFC2518 compliant. See Compliancy below.
· FTP Proxy
· Demand Dialing, auto connect/disconnect
· URL filtering
· Built-in web server
· Run as a service under 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003
· Message logging and dumping
· TCP tunnel (tunnel any TCP protocol)
· Proxy SMTP & POP email
· Proxy NNTP
· SOCKS 5 proxy
· SOCKS 4/4a proxy
· Basic, Digest and NTLM (Windows) authentication (proxy and www authentication)
· Resource security
· Connect to another Proxy server or connect directly to the internet
· Bind to a specific network interface for added security ("local binding")
· Control access using a calendar
· Outlook Express / Hotmail compatible
· Works with Dial-up Networking and Cable/Broadband
· Define up to 3000 users and groups
· Import/Export users from/to an external file
· Connection and summary statistics - bytes in and out per IP address
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