Opengear SDTConnector 1.7.2 Crack With Activator
The Internet is filled with all sort of applications and programs that you could use in order to manage networks. One of such applications is Opengear SDTConnector.
It allows you to remotely control systems and devices inside a private network. It's packed with lots of nice features and tools, all neatly arranged in an intuitive graphical interface.
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Opengear
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| Systems | Windows All |
The application doesn't take long to install and it doesn't have a complicated setup that you would need to complete before you can actually use it. It sports a really intuitive graphical interface with many tools at hand.
Opengear SDTConnector allows you to remotely control systems and devices inside a private network. It also lets you make some settings to parameters.
Opengear SDTConnector provides you with access to systems and devices inside a private LAN or management network. These networks are easily configured, used and come with secure remote and out of band access.
You will need to specify the address and authentication credentials of the SSH gateway and the address of remote LAN host you want to access. You will need to pick the service to use to access the remote host (e.g. VNC, HTTP).
The application sets up the SSH redirection and launches the appropriate client (e.g. RealVNC, Firefox) to access the remote host via the secure local endpoint.
The application is preconfigured to tunnel VNC, RDP, HTTP, HTTPS, SSH and Telnet services. You can modify the pre-canned services and specify new custom services using arbitrary port numbers and clients.
It also provides a client for tunneling UDP services over SSH. The application interoperates with any SSH2-compliant gateway, including machines running OpenSSH, and Opengear's secure device and console servers.
All in all, Opengear SDTConnector Serial is a very nice application that you could use to remotely control systems and devices inside a private network.