FarSite Communications news release for press and
analysts
FARSITE'S NEW FEATURE RICH FARSYNC X.25 SOFTWARE FOR WINDOWS |
28th June 2002 |
| The latest version of FarSync X.25
software for Windows XP, 2000 and NT offers more reasons than ever
to choose the FarSync range for PC based X.25 communications. In
addition to the proven, worldwide tested X.25 protocol implementation
at the heart of the product, there are now more ways than ever to
interface to the software and some new tools that bring immediate
benefits during development, deployment and ongoing support. While the existing established, feature-rich API is still available, there is now also a com port based interface that simplifies implementation, particularly from languages such as Visual Basic. There is also IP over X.25 support included as standard for Windows 2000 and XP. One feature that stands out in the new release is a built-in multi-port line monitor that allows all X.25 lines to be monitored in real-time. The monitor includes X.25 decode and data capture for later analysis. These features are normally only found in high-end hardware based line monitors costing more than 10 times the price of a PC based server. The assistance given by the monitor is useful during development, but can prove absolutely invaluable during deployment and end-customer support, greatly reducing the future cost of system support to systems integrators. The new release is shipping as standard with all new cards and is also available for download at no charge to existing customers. To download the software click download here. Headquartered in Basingstoke, FarSite is an
independent UK leader in the design, development and manufacture
of high-quality, high-performance WAN communications products
and solutions for corporate PC applications. The company's product
range addresses some of the industry's most challenging and advanced
business technology needs. Products are in use worldwide. The
majority of FarSite's output is exported. |
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Press information from: Steve
Scott, FarSite Communications. |
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