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Server and network utilites for legacy systems
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Network and server utilities that I used in machine tools
and legacy industrial equipment. I can say that this is the
result of my working life expressed in the archives of server
and network software. In fact, you have almost the entire
history of the development of networks before your eyes
here.
[ Table of contents ]:
1. HotLine
2. Gopher
3. Usenet
4. HTTP
5. FTP
6. SHOUTcast
7. RDP WINCE
8. LAN
9. IRC
10. BBS
11. ICQ
12. FSP
13. p2p (torrent)
14. Bluetooth
15. Wi-Fi
16. WAIS
17. XMPP
18. TIME
19. SSH
20. SMTP (mail) / CSO
21. FINGER
22. DICT
23. DAYTIME
24. NTP
25. UNIX Talk
The HotLine protocol is a communication protocol designed
for peer-to-peer file sharing and messaging. It was
developed in the mid-1990s by Hotline Communications,
a software company based in Canada. HotLine protocol
provides a platform for users to connect and share files
directly with each other, without the need for a central
server. It allows users to create private chat rooms, share
files, and even search for specific files within their
network. The protocol also supports features like password
protection, user authentication, and data encryption for
secure communication.
(ARC) HotLine server v 2.0 [2 351 kb]
The latest version from 2001 of the cult P2P tracker
for instant exchange of files and messages on computers
running Windows 9x-NT/2000/XP.
(ARC) HotLine server v 1.9.1 [339 kb]
(ARC) HotLine supertracker v 1.9.1 client [871 kb]
(ARC) HotLine server v 1.2.3 [242 kb]
(ARC) HotLine client v 1.2.3 [3 462 kb]
(ARC) HotLine ftp server [107 kb]
A simple FTP server that does not require any settings at all.
The HotLine protocol was originally developed to work
on the Macintosh operating system. However, it later expanded
to support the Windows 3.x - XP/2000 operating system as well.
This allowed users on both Mac and Windows platforms
to connect and share files using the HotLine protocol.
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The Gopher protocol is a simple text-based protocol used
for retrieving and disseminating information over the
internet. It was created in the early 1990s and became
popular as a precursor to the World Wide Web.
(ARC) Motsognir Gopher Server [224 kb]
Win32 Gopher Server for Windows. Inside there is a complete
manual in English on how the server works. The same file
is an example of the Gopher page layout.
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Usenet newsgroups are community forums for sharing
information and discussing various topics. They were
created in the early 1980s and remain popular among
Internet users to this day.
(ARC) Humster 2.1.0.11 Usenet server Gold [3 114 kb]
Windows news group server with convenient settings. Allows
you to create echo conferences with flexible options for
Usenet news groups. It has proven itself perfectly
in Windows 9x-2000/XP. It's work's with different clients,
including Outlook.
(ARC) Free News Group Commander for Win32 [777 kb]
A very simple and fast NNTP server client. Allows you
to view documents in HTML format.
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The Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is an application
protocol used for transferring hypermedia documents, such
as HTML web pages, on the World Wide Web. It was
developed in the early 1990s and has since become
the foundation for communication over the internet.
(ARC) OmniHTTPd server [1 990 kb]
Powerful and versatile industrial web server specifically
designed for the Windows 95/98/NT4/XP platform.
In addition to standard CGI/PHP support, the server has
advanced features such as Keep-Alive connections, automatic
table indexing, and server-side includes. For maximum
performance, OmniHTTPd is both 32bit and multithreaded.
(ARC) OmniHTTPd Professional server v2.10 for Win32 [944 kb]
This is a final freeware release and does not have
an expiration date. The server requires installation!
(ARC) OmniHTTPd Professional server for Windows NT [2 867 kb]
The latest release is Version 3.0a5. The server requires
installation! Secure connection support.
(ARC) Falcon Web Server SSL Edition v.2.0 [1 626 kb]
Convenient server for creating and maintaining a small-sized
website without script support. Works on Windows 98 and other
Windows 9x-NT versions.
(ARC) Ranish ZeroServ 1.8 for Win32 [36 kb]
ZeroServ is a special purpose web server that blocks banner
ads and popups. It protects your privacy by blocking ads
from the notorious ad servers that try to track all your clicks.
You can block new servers by editing a list of RegExp URLs.
(ARC) Dos browser Arachne 1.7 [1 558 kb]
Graphic browser for DOS without SSL support. A single archive
with support for additional encodings, an office skin, as well
as a plugin for better work on 16-bit machines.
(ARC) Links 2.1 for Windows 9x [1 552 kb]
A popular fork of the Lynx console browser for Windows 98.
Supports TLS 1.1. Cannot open TLS 1.3 sites.
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FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a standard network protocol
used for the transfer of files between a client and a server
on a computer network. It allows users to upload, download,
and manage files on a remote server.
(ARC) G6 FTP Server 3.9.0.2 [4 139 kb]
A simple FTP server for Windows NT/2000.
(ARC) Cerberus FTP Server 2.4 [1 723 kb]
Powerful FTP Server for Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003
(ARC) Windows 3x Sockets FTP Client [117 kb]
Simple FTP client for WINDOWS 3x
(ARC) CF simple FTP 1.0 for Win32 [818 kb]
A very simple windowed FTP client with GUI.
(ARC) Free FTP Commander 7.67 for Win32 [668 kb]
Two-panel simple and fast Norton - similar FTP client.
(ARC) FTP Explorer for Win32 [670 kb]
A simple and fast FTP client in the form of a regular
Windows Explorer.
(ARC) Win SCP portable SFTP client 6.1.2 [8 671 kb]
WinSCP Portable is a free SFTP (OpenSSL), FTP and SCP
client for Windows XP+ with SSH1, SSH2.
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SHOUTcast is a protocol and server for broadcasting media
content over the Internet. It supports streaming audio with
various codecs such as MP3, AAC, Ogg Vorbis, and others.
(ARC) SAM 3.4.3 network radio server [10 470 kb]
The radio streaming server SAM 3.4.3 uses the SHOUTcast
protocol to transmit audio streams on the Internet.
This server runs under Windows XP and other legacy operating
systems, allowing you to organize a small industrial network
radio station in your office or in industrial premises.
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Many industrial equipment still uses WindowsCE. Here are
network utilities that allow you to work with this equipment.
(ARC) Microsoft active sync 4.5 [7 199 kb]
Communication utility between PDAs based on Windows CE
and Windows Mobile with a personal computer. Used for file
transfer, as well as data synchronization.
(ARC) Two (2X) client ARM [2 962 kb]
A remote desktop utility for controlling a PC from Windows
CE 6.0. Used in trading solutions on barcode scanners. A very
useful thing, since in many Windows CE firmware developers
do not include such services. That's why third-party programs
are required.
(ARC) Windows CE RDP [19 kb]
Remote desktop client on a PDA running Windows CE 5.0
and higher. Simply put, this utility, consisting of two files,
allows you to remotely control your handheld from your PC.
To run via USB, you need to enable Active sync, enable
the client on Windows CE, and the host on the PC.
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Local networks protocols for legacy operating systems
(ARC) Microsoft LAN Manager 2.2c DOS [2 922 kb]
Microsoft LAN Manager for DOS was a version of software
developed by Microsoft for managing local area networks
on the MS-DOS operating system. There is support for Novell
Netware networks and some network card drivers.
(ARC) Microsoft lan manager 3.0 DOS [1 149 kb]
Microsoft LAN Manager for DOS was a version of software
developed by Microsoft for managing local area networks
on the MS-DOS operating system. It provided file sharing
and printing capabilities between computers in a NetBIOS
based network. It also supported various network adapters
and protocols, such as IPX/SPX and TCP/IP, allowing LAN
Manager to be used in different network environments.
(ARC) TCP/IP 32 for Windows 3.11 [674 kb]
TCP/IP v4 protocol for WFG 3.11
(ARC) Full mTCP DOS netowork applications [5 057 kb]
A packet driver is a utility that lets a program send and
receive Ethernet packets using your network card. The
packet driver specification is widely supported by both
old and new Ethernet cards. mTCP should work on any
IBM PC compatible with an 8088 or better CPU/96KB
to 384KB of system memory, DOS 2.1 or newerm and
network card, serial port, etc.
(ARC) Norton pcANYWHERE 5.01 for DOS [993 kb]
A utility for remote computer control under DOS. Supports
operation via the IPX/SPX protocol or a regular modem.
It is very convenient for administration in local networks
under DOS, but the software has one big minutes.
PC ANYWHERE does not support TCP/IP protocol!
(ARC) Dame Ware NT utilites 3.72 [8 193 kb]
DameWare NT Utilities is designed for administering Windows
NT/2000/XP and includes a vast array of utilities for Windows
NT/2000/XP administrators, all integrated into a single user
interface. It allows for remote management of computers
running Windows NT/2000 Server and Windows NT/2000/XP
Workstation. It includes DameWare Mini Remote Control and
NT Utilities Exporter, which can function as integrated tools
or separate processes.
(ARC) Remote Adminstrator 2.0 [8 193 kb]
This is a program for remote control of the Windows 9x/2000
system, which allows you to work on a remote computer, via
the Network, as if it were your own.
Attention! As a result of non-competitive practices, some
antivirus programs call this software potentially dangerous.
This is due to the fact that the developers of this application
in 2015 were unable to agree with three antivirus companies
to cancel this decision. Thus, 9 antiviruses consider this
application safe, and three antiviruses consider it potentially
dangerous due to commercial disagreements. Hit of local
networks 2000-2003!
(ARC) Free cap portable 1.38 for Win32 [1 654 kb]
Some programs do not see the Internet if your network
uses a proxy server, like WinGate. This utility allows
you to connect even the most capricious programs to the
Internet.
(ARC) DDos ping LAN stress test util for Win32 [9 kb]
DDoSPing is a remote network test scanner for the most
common Distributed Denial of Service programs (often
called Zombies by the press).
(ARC) SSF for Win32 [17 kb]
This utility will transfer a files between two computers
using a TCP port of your choosing. One computer uses
Passive mode and listens on a port for a connection from
the other computer, which will use Active mode to connect
to the first computer via its IP address. Here Windows 98
and Windows XP versions this software.
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IRC (Internet Relay Chat) is a protocol that enables real-time
communication over the Internet. It allows multiple users to
participate in group discussions through various channels, or
engage in private conversations via direct messaging.
(ARC) Mirc IRC client witout SSL support [1 409 kb]
mIRC is an IRC client that enables users to connect to and
interact with IRC networks. It provides a user-friendly
interface for joining chat rooms, chatting with other users
and exchanging messages for Windows 9x/NT/XP/7.
A distinctive feature is the ability to create interactive
scripts, for example bots based on this client.
(ARC) Toffee IRC DOS client [77 kb]
Toffee IRC is an easy to configure text client for DOS.
The launch is carried out through the START.BAT file,
which also contains a detailed description of the work
written by me. The CONFIG.IRC file contains settings
for connecting to the IRC server. Before starting work,
connect your DOS machine to the network using MSLan
manager or mTCP from the local networks subsection.
My advice from my experience:
Find an unnecessary old computer in the trash or your
old warehouse, install any Legacy version of Windows
there and make your own corporate IRC server in 5 minutes.
(ARC) sPRINT IRC server 0.7.35 for Win32 [90 kb]
I think this is the smallest IRC server in the world.
It is intended for use within local networks, communities
of friends, and also in places where serious moderation
is not required.
(ARC) Join Me 1.41 IRC Server for Win32 [459 kb]
Join Me! is an simple IRC server written from scratch for
the Win32 operating systems. It's written in Delphi using
object pascal language. Based on the 1459 RFC, and
experimenting the mIRC client and Bahamut server messages
and replies makes it possible to use it with many IRC client
programs like mIRC. It's very easy to use since it features
a friendly windows GUI.
(ARC) Conference Rooms 1.7 Fixed - IRC Server for Win32 [3 783 kb]
This is a professional IRC server of corporate standard.
Unlike modern analogues, you are not required to delve
into thousands of lines of configuration files and
understand server command templates. This server has
a simple and intuitive GUI. This server has been used
repeatedly as a corporate chat. If you want your own IRC
server with a couple of hundred channels and users, which
will work on any computer from the garbage can, then this
is your option.
(ARC) IRCplus 1.5 Fixed - IRC Server for Win32 [4 744 kb]
A cult IRC server in the late 90s and early 2000s. Many
big IRC networks used this solution. Perhaps it was
popular primarily because of its simplicity and usability.
In fact, all server settings are located in one window,
in the form of a tree-like administrator menu. Unlike
modern analogues, this solution also does not require
you to endlessly dig into configuration files. And any
computer from a trash or warehouse will do to run it.
(ARC) WircSrv 5.07 portable Fixed - IRC Server for Win32 [468 kb]
This is an irc Server for windows. Simple, easy to use
and administer. I tested it on three IRC clients, all works
fine, no installation required. Just unzip and run. All
problems are fixed by me.
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BBS (Bulletin Board System) messaging protocol
is a communication protocol used by BBS systems.
BBSs were popular in the pre-internet era as a way
for users to connect and exchange messages and files.
(ARC) Tornado/DOS BBS system 1.60 beta [size kb]
Old multi - featured and multi - line BBS system for Dos
and Windows 3x - 9x.
(ARC) Professional 2.02 BBS system [546 kb]
BBS server for DOS systems, developed by Shahar Hajdu and
Amir Mirenberg, allowing remote access like a command line.
(ARC) Maximus 3.0 BBS system [1 756 kb]
Maximus 3.0 is a flexible bulletin board package for the DOS
and OS/2 operating systems. A distinctive feature is that
countless scripts have been written for this program.
(ARC) AnDan Software FOSSIL Version 1.45.02 [35 kb]
AnDan Software FOSSIL Version 1.45.02 for DOS is software
that implements the FOSSIL protocol (Fido Opus Seadog
Standard Interface Level) in DOS operating systems. FOSSIL
is a communications protocol that provides hardware
independent and more efficient access to modems and
serial ports.
(ARC) HyperTerminal Private Edition 6.3 for Win32 [890 kb]
A redesigned version of the standard Windows terminal.
Can be used as Telnet or Dial UP client.
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ICQ (ICQ Instant Messaging Protocol) is a real-time messaging
protocol that allows users to communicate with each other over
the internet.
Mirabilis, the company behind the official ICQ messenger,
filed a lawsuit against the developers of the Private ICQ
Server 1.3.0.67. They viewed this server as a dangerous
competitor to the official ICQ and sought to eliminate
it through legal action. Mirabilis believed that the Private
ICQ Server posed a threat to their business and the security
of their users. As a result, the server and its developers
were effectively removed from the scene.
(ARC) Private ICQ Server v1.3.0.67 [262 kb]
The Private ICQ Server v1.3.0.67 program allows users
to create their own ICQ server instead of icq.mirabilis.com.
It is designed for organizations with their own intranet
network or groups of friends who want to communicate
separately from the main ICQ server and do not want their
messages to be read by "Big Brother". With this program,
users can send messages, files, URL links, and utilize other
functions available on the main ICQ server.
Registration in ICQ Server is possible in two ways. Through
the client (for example ICQ 2000) and through the server
admin. Uses the UDP version of the Oscar protocol.
System requirements Windows 9x-NT/2000/XP.
(ARC) ICQ Groupware server [5 013 kb]
Corporate ICQ server from 1998. There is only one single
compatible client specially created by Mirilabs for these
needs. Works great and without problems in Windows 95,
98, NT. The archive also contains a patch for fixing symbol
display errors and clients. Although, perhaps, it is possible
to select an alternative client for this version of the
protocol. But no one has ever done this. Even me...
(ARC) SIq ICQ server + update patch [8 825 kb]
A simple and convenient pirate ICQ server, working
as a service. Runs under Windows 9x - XP/2003. Does
not store user correspondence, but only configuration
and connection logs in a file database. Supports Oscar 5
and 7 protocols. Works with a limited number of Miranda
v 4.0 clients. Jimm 7.0, as well as &RQ 0.9.7.2. I added
compatible clients to the archive. Among the noticed bugs
in some versions of the Windows 2003 build, the server
service is automatically turned off. The reason is unknown.
Registration is possible through a PHP form for the site
or through the creation of an account file by the server
administrator.
(IMG) Setup Miranda ICQ screen [185 kb]
All ICQ clients are configured using this principle!
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The File Service Protocol (FSP) is an UDP alternative
to the File Transfer Protocol (FTP). FSP servers usually
use the IANA Port assigned to FTP [Port 21].
(ARC) FSPd server [609 kb]
Windows console version of the FSP protocol server.
(ARC) FSP client [618 kb]
Windows console version of the FSP protocol client.
The genius of the FSP protocol is that you simply run
the server without install, for example, inside a local
network without additional registrations and other
things. On the other hand, you simply launch the client,
specify the IP address and exchange files.
(ARC) OmniFSPd server for Win32 v1.0b3 [42 kb]
Simple FSP server with GUI for Win32. Just run and use!
(ARC) FreeFS client for Win32 [90 kb]
Two panels simple FSP client with GUI for Win32. Just
run and use!
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The peer-to-peer (P2P) protocol is a decentralized network
protocol that allows individual devices, referred to as peers,
to directly connect and interact with each other without the
need for central servers or intermediaries. In a P2P network,
peers can act both as clients and servers, sharing resources
and information with each other.
(ARC) Utorrent 1.8.5 rc3 [276 kb]
uTorrent is a popular BitTorrent client software that allows
users to download and share files using the BitTorrent
protocol. It is a lightweight and feature-rich application
that provides a user-friendly interface for managing torrent
downloads. This version work in Windows 98/2000!
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Bluetooth is a short-range wireless technology standard that
is used for exchanging data between fixed and mobile devices
over short distances and building personal area networks.
In the most widely used mode, transmission power is limited
to 2.5 milliwatts, giving it a very short range of up to 10
metres. It employs UHF radio waves in the ISM bands, from
2.402 GHz to 2.48 GHz.
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Warning! Client - BlueSoleil BlueTooth Driver for Windows
98/2000 is located in the drivers section!!!
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(ARC) Blue Tooth Scanner 1.1.2.0 for Windows XP [983 kb]
Free Bluetooth device scanner that supports a wide range
of hardware. One of the nice features is the ability to
combine BlueScanner with GPS. In this case, each target
found will have a corresponding location, so creating
your own map of the location of mobile devices for dark
deeds will not be difficult.
(ARC) Super Bluetooth Scaner for JME [104 kb]
When your buttons phone is connected to another phone
via bluetooth you can: read his messages, read his contacts,
change profile, listen to his ringtone, listen to his songs
(in his phone), turn off his phone, etc.
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Wi-Fi is a family of wireless network protocols based on
the IEEE 802.11 family of standards, which are commonly
used for local area networking of devices and Internet
access, allowing nearby digital devices to exchange data
by radio waves.
Wi-Fi clients for Windows 98/Me:
(ARC) Odyssey Client 4.52 [10 359 kb]
The only known working WPA2 wireless utility.
(ARC) Buffalo Wireless Manager 3 [2 926 kb]
Capable of up to WPA. The most popular client for
Windows 98.
(ARC) Boingo Wireless 1.3 [7 147 kb]
WEP only support client.
Wi-Fi clients for Windows 2000:
(ARC) Boingo Wireless Client 2.3 Build 0073 [12 133 kb]
Client supports WPA2 encryption.
(IMG) Qonn Lite Connection Manager 3.2 [25 206 kb]
Client supports WPA2 encryption.
(ARC) LucidLink WiFi Client 2.2 [19 785 kb]
Client supports only WEP.
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Wide Area Information Server (WAIS) is a client - server
text (txt files) searching system that uses the ANSI
Standard Z39.50 Information Retrieval Service Definition
and Protocol Specifications for Library Applications
Z39.50:1988 to search index databases on remote computers.
(ARC) WAIS Server 0.3 for WinNT's [355 kb]
WAIS Server runs as a Windows NT Service, so that it keeps
going even when there's no-one logged in to the machine.
(ARC) eWAIS 2.0.4 for Win3x [1 451 kb]
winWAIS client will work on 32-bit Windows systems,
but there is NO uninstaller, and you have to designate
a location for installation.
(ARC) WAIS Toolkit 0.74 for WinNT's [354 kb]
WAIS Toolkit version 0.74 is largely based on the free
WAIS version 0.3. Executables for Intel-based systems,
MIPS systems, and DEC Alpha systems, are available.
(ARC) Mercury Z39.50 client 1.3 for Win32 [1 892 kb]
Mercury Z39.50 Client for Windows 2000/XP is able to
search multiple Z39.50 databases simultaneously. Records
can be exported to MARC, XML, XML via XSL, to any OLE
DB compatible database, and as plain text.
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Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol - originally
named Jabber is an open communication protocol designed
for instant messaging (IM), presence information, and
contact list maintenance. Based on XML, it enables the
near-real-time exchange of structured data between two
or more network entities
(ARC) Prosody IM 0.8.2 for WinNT's [1 241 kb]
Prosody is a modern flexible IM communications server
for Jabber/XMPP written in Lua. It aims to be easy to
set up and configure, and light on resources. As a client
use any multi-protocol client, for example, Miranda IM.
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The Time Protocol is a network protocol in the Internet
Protocol Suite defined in 1983 in RFC 868 by Jon Postel
and K. Harrenstein. Its purpose is to provide a site
independent, machine readable date and time.
(ARC) ArGoSoft Time Server for WinNT's [228 kb]
This is time server, which implements rfc-868 Time
Protocol. It can be installed on any computer which
runs Windows NT, Windows 2000 or Windows XP.
(ARC) ArGoSoft Time Tracker for WinNT's [398 kb]
Allows you to track the time you spend, working on your
computer. Captures mouse movement, and keyboard strokes.
If there is an inactivity for a specified amount of time,
assumes, that you left your computer, and you are no
longer working.
(ARC) ArGoSoft Mail Checker for WinNT's [375 kb]
Connects to your mail server (POP3), with a specified
time interval, and, if you have messages waiting,
indicates it, by displaying an icon with a "raised"
flag on a system tray.
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The Secure Shell Protocol (SSH) is a cryptographic
network protocol for operating network services securely
over an unsecured network. Its most notable applications
are remote login and command-line execution.
(ARC) Free SSHd 1.3.1 for WinNT's [850 kb]
freeSSHd is a free implementation of an SSH server.
It provides strong encryption and authentication over
insecure networks like Internet. Users can open remote
console or even access their remote files thanks to the
buit-in SFTP server.
(ARC) SSH Secure Shell Client 3.1.0 for Win32 [6 753 kb]
Official Windows SSH protocol client replacing Telnet
and FTP clients. Functionally similar to Putty. Allows
you to work with remote computers. It works in Win9x!
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The Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) is an Internet
standard communication protocol for electronic mail
transmission. Mail servers and other message transfer
agents use SMTP to send and receive mail messages.
(ARC) Mercury Mail/CCSO Server 4.80 for Win32 [9 103 kb]
Mercury Mail Transport System combines SMTP, POP3, IMAP,
Finger, and CCSO servers into one Windows 2000 program.
It is very stable and robust, and although it will work
with any mail client, it is particularly suited to be used
in conjunction with the Freeware Pegasus Mail for Windows
client from Other sofware section in this Gopher hole.
A CCSO name-server or Ph protocol was an early form
of database search on the Internet. In its most common
form, it was used to look up information such as telephone
numbers and email addresses.
(ARC) IRL CCSO Phone Client for Win32 [399 kb]
A very simple and understandable CSO:// client. Just run
the program, create a new connection, enter the CCSO
server address on the right form, and enter a request on
the left. I tested it several times on some university
servers, everything works.
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In computer networking, the Name/Finger protocol and
the Finger user information protocol are simple network
protocols for the exchange of human-oriented status and
user information.
(ARC) FingerD server 0.5 for WinNT's [159 kb]
This Finger server was witten by the Dean Troyer. Although
written for Windows NT, and no longer in development, it
suposedly works correctly under Windows 2000. The ZIP file
contains PC, Alpha, and MIPS binaries. Use the fingered
file found under i386.
(ARC) MyEraseR MyFingeR 1.2.0.2 client for Win32 [194 kb]
Finger and NetTime Client in one program - MyFingeR
doesn't require installation and never will add new
registry keys in Windows registry database.
(ARC) Internet maniac utilites 1.06 for Win32 [53 kb]
This is a very simple graphical set of utilities with huge
functionality that still works. The program shows your
network data, also has: host lookup, ping, traceroute,
connect, time client, finger, whois and so on. Excellent
client for using forgotten network protocols! Problems
in the program were solved by me.
(ARC) INK Finger 1.23 for Win32 [353 kb]
A very good client that allows you not only to send
requests, but also to compile lists of finger servers.
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DICT is a dictionary network protocol created by the DICT
Development Group in 1997, described by RFC 2229.
(ARC) Dict Client 1.0 for Win32 [370 kb]
Dict Client uses the internet standard Dict:// protocol
to communicate with dictionary servers. This client
connects to Dict.org by default, which still works today!
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The Daytime Protocol is a service in the Internet Protocol
Suite, defined in 1983 in RFC 867. It is intended for
testing and measurement purposes in computer networks.
(ARC) DayTime server 1.0 for WinNT's [172 kb]
DayTimeServer is a small Daytime protocol Server that
supports many active connections. No registry entries
are added, and it doesn't require installation (just place
the file in a directory of your choice). The server runs
as an icon in the "Tray".
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The Network Time Protocol (NTP) is a networking protocol
for clock synchronization between computer systems over
packet-switched, variable-latency data networks.
In operation since before 1985, NTP is one of the oldest
Internet protocols in current use!
(ARC) NTP server 4.2.4p8 for WinNT's [2 912 kb]
This NTP package contains a GUI installer for Windows
which installs executable programs which have been
compiled from the original NTP sources.
(ARC) Manual about NTP server in PDF [184 kb]
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UNIX Talk talk is a Unix text stanadrt program of 1983,
originally allowing messaging only between the users logged
on to one multi-user computer but later extended to allow
chat to users on other systems.
(ARC) Win Talk 1.27 for all Win16/32 [192 kb]
Wintalk is an implementation of the UNIX talk protocols
for Windows and above, written by Glen Daniels. WinTalk
allows two-way text-based conversation between two users
in realtime. It supports the Unix TALK protocol, so can talk
to Unix users as well as anyone else running TALK software
such as WinTalk. This program also run on Windows XP!
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