Zilab Remote Console Server

I recently had the pleasure of trying out Zilab Remote Console Server and was impressed with its advanced features and convenient remote access capabilities for various Windows operating systems. This powerful server works seamlessly with console-based and DOS legacy applications and operates as a standard network service for Windows 2003/XP/2000/NT. It supports multiple users, encrypted SSL connections, session recording, dynamic console size tracking, and transparent client side printing, to name a few features.

One of the new and exciting features of Zilab Remote Console Server is its ability to support HTTP and SOCKS 4/5 proxing on the client and server-side. This is a significant improvement, as it allows connecting various Internet applications including Web browsers, FTP, and POP3 software over a single secure connection. This provides added protection to data and guarding against any interception or modification by third parties.

What sets Zilab Remote Console Server apart from other remote access software is its advanced functionality, accuracy, and user-friendly interface for printing directly from the console application hosted on a server directly to the client local printer. It even works accurately with multiple users connected. Unlike older telnet/SSH applications, Zilab Remote Console Server displays the console panel without any distortion and supports mouse, function keys, and hotkey combinations.

The connection and data transfer speeds are another advantage of Zilab Remote Console Server. They offer fast and reliable connections that ensure you stay connected and can get your work done quickly and efficiently. The best part is that you can try the software for free before deciding to purchase it. And when you do purchase the program, you only pay for the server-side part for just $99, while all client-side components are free.