Version: 2008
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TCP Tunnel 2.0

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  • Price: Free to try (30-day trial); $30.00 to buy (Buy it now)
  • Operating system: Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP/NT
  • Date added: June 05, 2001
  • Total Downloads: 58,092
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From the developer: ""TCP Tunnel is a command line tool that allows you to forward TCP connections made to your computer. TCP Tunnel has HTTP proxy support. That is, connections may be tunnelled through a variable number of HTTP proxies. This allows your software to use Internet services based on TCP/IP when there's a firewall that blocks outgoing connections.""

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