Here are the four hottest additions:
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Web-browser
access to UNIX®, AS/400 and mainframe applications
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Integrated
real-time support tools
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Advanced
techology to support 32 concurrent X servers
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New NFS
client optimized for Windows 95 and NT
Powerful, intuitive,
easy to use and support, Chameleon UNIX Link ensures that Windows
PC users can concentrate on their work instead of getting connected.
It is easy to deploy, administer and support, so that system administrators
can focus on other important issues. Our new version of Chameleon
UNIX Link brings increased value to your organization and continues
to lower TCO through its new and unique features:
Gain
easy web-browser access to UNIX applications
NetManage was the first to
bring you the latest in X server technology. "Broadway",
also known as web-enabled X, lets you access and run UNIX applications
from within the friendly confines of your favorite web browser,
so PC users have access to X and UNIX applications without learning
X and UNIX connection commands. Simply open a web page, click on
a link, and you're connected. That's a feature guaranteed to flatten
the X and UNIX learning curve - along with your support and training
costs.
Get
leaner, faster X
This release also helps you
conserve your bandwidth and speed the flow of X data. It provides
Low Bandwidth X (LBX), the new X standard for use in low bandwidth
environments. It compresses your X-application data, giving you
more X performance out of your existing network connection.
Increase
your productivity with fast Windows NFS
Tired of waiting on your
NFS client? Our new Windows NFS client is optimized for Windows
95 and NT. But it's more than simply fast. We've completely rewritten
it for this release, adding a wealth of powerful new features. Tighter
integration with Windows Explorer gives you point-and-click access
to remote drives. Support for long file names enables more descriptive
naming. On-the-fly mounts speed volume access. And that's just a
sampling. If you use NFS on Windows 95, or NT you'll love what we've
done.
Get
almost magical help from SupportNow
SupportNow let's you get
real-time hands-on help over the Internet from NetManage's experienced
team of support professionals. Integrated into our new version of
Chameleon UNIX Link, is a real-time software support tool designed
to provide quicker, more effective interactive technical support
over the Internet, intranet, or extranet. You no longer have to
spend valuable time describing what your screen looks like, because
the NetManage support representative literally sees your application
window. SupportNow lowers your software ownership costs and improves
your connectivity experience by reducing the duration and number
of support calls.
Web-enabled
connections make host access a breeze
The Chameleon Web-based-terminal
emulation kit provides system administrators with the tools to supply
customized Web-based IBM® host access to their end-users over an
intranet or the Internet. It's based on ActiveX™ controls and
can be centrally distributed. And it removes all the complexity
of creating a host connection and invoking the application. The
connection is managed using information that is contained on the
Web page. This allows users to obtain host access through a familiar
user interface-their Web browser-while eliminating the need to know
how to establish host connections. Users can even add Chameleon
Web-based emulation pages' URLs to their Favorites or Bookmarks
list for future use.
Complete
connectivity
Check it out. No other PC-to-UNIX
connectivity solution offers this much. X Windows, NFS client and
server, a broad range of terminal emulators, FTP client and server,
LPR/LPD printing, TFTP and much more. You can't find a better value.
Why
wait?
Web-enabled access to UNIX
X Windows, AS/400 and mainframes. Fast NFS. X data compression.
Network installation. Built-in real-time support. Year 2000 compliant.
The future of PC-to-UNIX connectivity just arrived. Let us get you
connected.
Available
for Windows 3.1x, Windows 95 and Windows NT
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