lets you connect an entire LAN to the Internet using a single connection.
You can run your favorite Web browsers, e-mail clients, FTP applications, Telnet clients, and much more, without the expense of setting up routers, or installing and running additional phone lines. WinGate also works with Internet Service Providers who assign random IP numbers -- with Wingate running on the connected machine, you don't need to have your own domain name or set of IP addresses to connect your LAN to the Internet.
Features of Wingate include: Network Address Translation (which lets all your applications run as if they are directly connected to the Internet), firewall server protection, bridging of computers with different network technologies, HTTP caching, gatekeeper options, advanced logging, extended rules, accounting, auditing, a user database, messaging, remote system alerts, a SOCKS 5 server with HTTP handover, built-in proxies, a dialer database, support for multiple modems, and the ability to run as a service.
WinGate runs on
Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/Windows 10/11
and is available under the
30-day Trial
license
— the installer is 4 MB.
We’ve catalogued it under
Proxy Servers and Firewalls.
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