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NAT32.EXE for NT4: Runs on NT4 with reduced functionality. Be sure to download the current demo version first, unzip it and replace that nat32.exe file with this one.
[ReadMe]
DUN Checker: checks if a DUN
connection is in place (useful in batch files).
[Source]
This batch file shows how to dial a DUN Connection, wait for it to be
established, and then execute another batch file:
start c:\Windows\Desktop\MyISP.lnk ;MyISP.lnk is a shortcut to a DUN connection
check 90 ;Wait for 90 secs or until MyISP is up
call addroute.bat ;Run another batch file
File addroute.bat:
route delete 0.0.0.0
route add 0.0.0.0 mask 0.0.0.0 172.16.1.253
Remote Console:
A console mode app which communicates with the NAT32 HTTP daemon, allowing
direct access to the NAT32 Console. This app is much faster than a
Java-enabled WEB Browser.
[Source]
CheckDun: A console
mode app which checks all your Dial-Up Networking Connections for IP Header
Compression, turning it off if needed.
[Source]
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DUN Status: A small
GUI app which can be run on your private machines and which displays the
Dial-Up Networking Status and Internet Connect Status of your NAT32 gateway
in your System Tray.
To run it, simply put a shortcut to it on your Desktop, and in the command
line of that shortcut, specify NAT32's IP address on your private LAN and
(optionally) its MAC Address). This app shows you if NAT32 is running,
if it currently has an Internet Connection, and lets you dial or disconnect
as needed. If the NAT32 machine supports Wake On LAN, clicking the
Wake button will broadcast a Magic Packet for the specified MAC
Address. A Command for execution by Windows can also be entered.
For example, if you need to connect to the VNC server on the NAT32 machine,
simply enter: start http://172.16.4.1:5800 to launch your Web
Browser and connect to the VNC Server at 172.16.4.1 (the Windows IP address
of the NAT32 machine).
[Source]
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The XAMPP Control Panel is a small Windows GUI/Console mode application
that lets you control up to four XAMPP modules.
It has the advantage that it can be closed after starting any (or all)
of the XAMPP modules and does not terminate any of the modules on exit.
It can also be run as a Windows Service on any Windows platform. This
feature means that you can effectively start Mercury as a Service.
NOTE: Even though the XAMPP Control Panel is now included in
the XAMPP Distribution for Windows, it may not always be the latest
version. The latest version is always posted right here on this web site.
The full source code is freely available.
[More...]
 See also Portable XAMPP.
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