formationhttp://www.netopremotecontrol.com/ Funk Softwares Proxy version 3.02Platforms and protocols supportedThe Proxy Master must run on a PC with at least a 386 processor and Windows 3.1 (enhanced mode), 95, 98, Windows 2000, Windows NT 4.0 (workstation or server).You may use Proxy over any type of network including dial-up, Ethernet, token ring, and FDDI that supports the IP or IPX standard protocols. The following conditions apply:oIP is a general-purpose protocol supported on a wide variety of networks and servers. To enable communication using IP:oOn Windows 3.1, you need a WinSock 1.1 compliant IP stack.oOn Windows 95 or Windows 98, you need the Microsoft TCP/IP Protocol (included with Windows 95 or 98), or you may use another TDI compliant IP stack.oOn Windows NT, you need the Microsoft TCP/IP Protocol (included with Windows NT), or you may use another WinSock 2 compliant IP stack.oIPX usually runs on networks using Novell NetWare. To enable communication-using IPX, it is not necessary to log in any PC to a NetWare server, nor is it necessary to run a NetWare client. Instead:oOn Windows 3.1, you need the Novell 16-bit or 32-bit client IPX protocol. oOn Windows 95 or Windows 98, you need the Microsoft IPX/SPX Compatible Protocol (included with Windows 95 or 98), or you may use the Novell Client-32 IPX protocol.oOn Windows NT, you need the Microsoft NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport (included with Windows NT).oOn DOS, you need a DOS-based IPX-compatible protocol stack, and a 16-bit NetWare Client that uses either NetX or VLM.oOn a NetWare File Server, IPX is already loaded.Installation and resources requiredSean Doherty (2000) states in his examination of software for Network Computing Magazine that, Funk Proxy received the highest marks in our tests for a network installation to multiple hosts.Use as Diagnostic ToolThe Proxy Master is a Windows application that allows a user to take control of another PC on the network via a...
