hange.Webmasters can directly control their Macintosh or NT web server from their office or home computer. Edit web pages on your computer at home or work and use Timbuktu Pro's file transferring to put the new or edited pages in place. Checking the web server logs from home is simple, and setting up new users and other server maintenance chores can be performed from your home, office, or while you're on the road at a web conference. People who use desktop AFS and web authoring software on their PCs can extend this functionality to their home computer (i.e., by writing the web pages on the home machine and using Timbuktu Pro's file transfer software to place the pages on your AFS-based network drive on the office computer.)Road warriors can connect to their office desktop systems for file retrieval, presentation creation, and working with colleagues on collaborative projects. Checking client/server databases from the road or checking LAN-based or protected e-mail is quick and easy from your laptop. Timbuktu facilitates printing reports on the office laser printer from the road. FlashNotes pop-up messages can get your notes on your colleagues' screens immediately, when waiting for them to check their e-mail will not do. You can send files to users without tying up the e-mail server at the office.Cost$ 145.00 Pricing per seat:1,000 standard hosts (each) = $4010 guests (each) =$55Total $40550Informationhttp://www.netopia.com/software/products/tb2/enterprise/ ConclusionsComparisonsPlatforms and protocols supportedNetOp scored well in this area. It supports all platforms except Macintosh or Windows Me.Funks Proxy software was deficient in the protocols and platforms supported. It would not operate on Macintosh, DOS or OS2 platform.As with NetOp, Laplink would not work on Macintosh platform but unlike NetOp it did work with Windows Me.ReachOut does not support OS2 or Macintosh platforms.PcAnywhere does not support the OS2 or Macintosh platfo...
