Free visualpulse router software for mac

The Routing Server allows multiple PCs behind a router to make direct connections.
It allows you to accept BitWise connections to multiple computers behind a router. Typically, using a router, you would set up port forwarding on BitWises client port (4137), and specify a single destination IP. This is fine until multiple users behind a router all need to accept incoming connections.
As shown by the picture at right, the Routing Server allows individual users to register themselves with the Routing Server, and then the Routing Server accepts all incoming connections and directs those connections to the appropriate user.
The Routing Server requires that your physical router support port forwarding with a way to specify different external and internal ports (this is sometimes labeled "UPnP" by many common home routers).
Enhancements:
- Voice chat ringing sound will now play every 8 seconds (like a phone rings repeatedly).
- Tooltip on contact list groups show how many contacts are online in that group.
- Allows simultaneous login into two different Professional Networks with the same username.
- Fix auto-login for BitWise Professional users (any Network ID > 0).
- Setup window and conference invitation window take keyboard focus when opened.
- Dont process additional /mes after the first one.
- Fix auto-receive when a directory already exists with the name of the file being received.
- Various wording tweaks and modifications to make the interface more friendly and/or consistent.
- Updated Speex to version 1.0.5 from version 1.0.4 on all platforms.
- Updated Expat to version 2.0.0 from 1.95.8 on Windows and Mac (Linux uses system Expat).
- Updated wxWidgets to version 2.6.3 from 2.6.2 on Windows and Linux, to version 2.7.x on Mac.
- Windows: Fixed first letter typed in a new message window from being in the default Windows font.
- Windows: The setting for BitWise to control a dial-up connection is now disabled by default.
- Mac: First version to natively support both Intel and PPC processors with a universal binary.
- Mac: Contact list can be opened using Command 1, or 2, 3, 4, etc with multiple logins.
- Mac: Read-only single-line text controls can now be highlighted and can have text copied from them.
- Mac: Message boxes now use OS X alert icons rather than the BitWise lightbulb.

geeRoute 1.0b1 is a highly-efficient, high-quality software router for Mac OS X users. It works quite similar to the IPNet Router, but it is FREE. It provides you the ip share, nat and firewall option to single ip Internet users.

Requirements:
Netopia Router

Requirements:
Netopia R-Series Router

Enhancements:
Version 4.1 adds the following:

• Added tiered access.
• Allow For TOS Bit Prioritization On R7200/R6100/R5300/R5100
• Text Formatted Config Dump
• Improved IPsec Dead Peer detection
• CLI command to display Ethernet MAC address
• SNMP Trap For Changed PPPoE IP Address

Before upgrading to beta version firmware, it is strongly advised that you create a backup configuration file. Instructions for this can be found in Quick Guide NQG_035>

IPSecuritas is an IPSec client with graphical user interface that allows easy setup of secure VPN connections over the internet. IPSec is an official standard of the Internet Engineering Task Force and has been widely adopted by router and firewall manufacturers.
Main features:
- Encryption: Cipheres your data using strong state-of-the-art algorithms, making it impossible to read your data for everybody but you.
- Authenticaton: Digitally signs your information, assuring the identity of the sender.
Enhancements:
- IPSecuritas 3.0 is a complete reimplementation from scratch with a better structure yet benefiting from experiences made with past versions.
- It brings the following enhancements:
- Universal Binary
- IPSecuritas 3.0 runs natively on PPC and Intel (requires Mac OS X 10.3 or higher).
- Profiles
- Multiple profiles with different sets of connections can be defined to easily change settings depending on your location.
- Multiple networks
- Any number of networks can be defined in Host to Network and Network to Network modes.
- NAT Traversal (NAT-T)
- NAT-T according to IKE-Draft-02 and IKE-RFC.
- XAUTH / Hybrid authentication
- Extended Authentication in phase 1 with username and password.
- Checkpoint Support
- Checkpoint Username/Password authentication and Checkpoint UDP Encapsulation on port 2746 are now supported (be sure to enabled VPN-1 support in the application preferences).
- Stay Connected Mode
- IPSecuritas now detects network changes (change of IP address or default interface etc.) and reacts appropriatly to keep your connections alive. This way, IPSec can be left enabled regardless of your current environment.
- Split DNS
- DNS servers can be configured for each connection and domain (instead of the global DNS replacements in earlier releases).
- IPv6
- Experimental support for IPv6 - mainly untested.
- Connection Import/Export
- Connection definitions can be exported and imported, including their certificates. Exported definitions can be protected by a password.
- Certificate Import/Export
- PKCS#12, DER encoded and password protected PEM encoded certificates and private keys can be imported - export into PKCS#12, DER and PEM encoded files.
- Protection
- A connection definition can be protected (read-only, invisible, disallow export etc.) to give an administrator more control over the connections installed on client machines.
- New GUI
- Better handling of certificates, more information on connection status, display of configuration problems, better log display, log export
- Various background enhancements
- All kernel API now done without external helpers, network/configuration changes will now automatically restart the connections without user interaction, keep-alive pings to keep connections up and automatic restart of failed connections.