SSHPro Version 3.2 - SSH client

Date: September 3, 2007

Labtam is pleased to present a new software update for SSHPro, now Version 3.2. It is our second major release for the 2007 year.

We have developed an SSH client for Windows providing maximum security from PC to Host over a Company LAN/WAN/Intranet or Internet. SSH is the industry standard for remote logins. It addresses most of the critical issues which concerns most users while on the internet; cyber hackers stealing passwords and other important information. SSHPro brings you typical remote system administration, file transfers, and access to corporate resources over the Internet. It brings Security to a PC and a company LAN/WAN or Intranet.

SSHPro is a SSH client for the Windows package for Windows.

SSHPro was implemented as an extension DLL. It is a superb terminal emulator/telnet client for Windows. It provides SSH capabilities to SSHPro without sacrificing any of existing functionality. Furthermore, SSHPro has been developed entirely outside of the USA, and can be sold anywhere in the world (apart from places where people aren't allowed to own cryptographic software).

New Features on this release include:

1. ComSetup
- Now ComSetup is placed in the new "Settings" facility.
- Implemented the "SilentBell" setting.

2. Settings
- New facility that integrates the "ComSetup" and "XSettings" facilities.

The following bugs have been fixed:

1. Telnet/SSH:
- suppressed the blinking of creating window in background mode.

Please read more about SSHPro in product home section of Labtam Inc site.

Single User licenses are at $20.00 USD. Please visit the Software Pricing page for pricing on Multiple Licenses.

If at anytime you require any information or assistance please do not hesitate to e-mail us at:sales@Labtam-inc.com

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PLEASE NOTE:

The programs associated in this package may send and/or receive broadcast IP requests. Since such packets cannot cross the nearest firewall/gateway/router, please be sure that these IP requests are invisible from outside your network. We assume that such behavior cannot be considered as "Hacking" or "Trojan horse's action".