NetChat v2.6

Catégorie :

Divers

Licence :

Partagiciel

Editeur :

Barefoot Productions, Inc.

Prix :

29.95 USD

Taille :

1.1 MB

Mis à jour :

31/01/2005

Evaluation :

(0 Votes)

Plateformes :

Win2000 Windows (Autres) XP

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NetChat is a peer-to-peer local network instant messaging and communications system for Windows which does not require a server to be running for use. It allows you to chat in real-time with other users on a secure and private local network connection. * NetChat may be used as an electronic office in/out board See when other users are in the office and available. Helps keep track of employees in a small office. * True Peer-to-Peer With NetChat, you do not need a dedicated server computer or software to communicate. NetChat operates completely in a peer-to-peer mode, allowing efficient communication directly between users on a network. There is no server, so each message goes directly from sender to receiver, without having to be routed through a central computer on the network. * No Direct Internet Connection Required NetChat works completely on a local Ethernet network using the TCP/IP protocol. However, it does not need a connection to the Internet. If you do have an Internet connection, NetChat works on your local subnet, so it will not be accessible from the outside world. * Easy to Use Getting started with NetChat is very easy - just install the software on two or more computers on the same local network and you may begin chatting in real-time with other users. * Network requirements NetChat uses the TCP/IP protocol and works with fixed or dynamic IP addresses on an Ethernet network. Any Windows 98/ME/2000/XP PC with a network card and configured for a local network will be able to run this software. Each computer will be identified to others based on a custom user name from the IP address of each computer. Since no two computers can have identical IP addresses on a network (or subnet), each client is assured to be unique. NetChat can work with network PCs which have fixed (static) or dynamically assigned IP addresses.