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Port Forwarding Wizard 3.5

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  • Price: Free to try (One port forwarding trial); $29.00 to buy
  • Operating system: Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000
  • Date added: June 03, 2009
  • Total Downloads: 12,468
  • Downloads last week: 403
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Using Port Forwarding Wizard, it will let you Infinitely port forwarding until the destination IP address is achieved. At the same time, it can turn non-SSL aware software into safely software by SSL tunnel technology. You can completely use this tool without learning. As the best port forwarding software, Port Forwarding Wizard support port forwarding with router, port trigger instead of port forwarding for your router, port forwarding without router, port Forwarding to multi-destinations at the same time and convert port forwarding to http proxy. When you try to access some remote computer, maybe this computer located in a LAN that you can't directly access or this computer are configured to deny your computer's IP address. Under this situation, maybe you need to go through a lot of computers to finally access the destination and the computers you must go through maybe run Windows, Solaris or Linux system. It will bother you so much. Now, you can deploy Port Forwarding Wizard tool on those computers, no matter those computers' system. After this, you can directly access your destination easily and enjoy your coffee). Sometime you want to access ports on computers behind firewalls, gateways, and inconfigurable routers. Under this situation, you can not directly access a local computer located in a LAN. But if you deploy Port Forwarding Wizard on Gateway and set port mapping, then now you can directly access a local computer from internet. Sometime your firewall forbid service on a LAN computer, cause this service listen on a very low port number. Using Port Forwarding Wizard, you can mapping this low port number to a high port number, then your firewall will not forbid your connecting from outside your LAN. Using Port Forwarding Wizard, you can automatically manage port mappings of your router. Port Forwarding Wizard use UPnP technology communicating with your router to view, add or delete port mapping. Now using Port Forwarding Wizard, you can easily to do this. Port Forwarding Wizard integrated http proxy function can let all your computers can surfe internet with same internet connection.

Version 3.5 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.

What's new in this version:

Integrated with new web-based operation interface.

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