At the core of each Vicomsoft Internet connectivity solution is an industrial strength TCP/IP Router, with performance only previously available in complex, expensive hardware routers.

Capable of routing TCP/IP information between almost any installed configurations of Ethernet cards or communications interfaces, the Router component of the server allows for the ultimate in flexibility in a network environment.

The server is not simply connected to the Internet: it can support the interconnection of different TCP/IP networks, from different types and speeds through to local or remote networks and offers a full Remote Access Server with dial-in support, limited only by the number of available connections.

It can interconnect Local Area Networks (LANs) to LANs, using different media and speeds.

It can interconnect Wide Area Networks (WANs), and combinations of LAN's to WAN's.

MacOS based Internet connectivity solutions support MacIP and Localtalk networks, enabling full support for older or specific Apple installations.

Vicomsoft's Internet connectivity solutions follow all recognized industry standards, supporting RIP (Routing Information Protocol) and the ability to use manually-defined routing tables, enabling the Solution to function in complex networking environments with complete compatibility.

When using RIP, the Vicomsoft solutions build routing tables automatically from information exchanged with other routers on the TCP/IP network. This feature happens transparently, but can be monitored if necessary with a "Routing Tables" display.

Click on one of the images below to see an example of active routing tables:

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These examples show all current routes that will be used, together with the number of Hops (number of routers) required to reach the desired destination network.

Manual routing table entries can be made, giving complete flexibility.

Click on one of the images below to see an example of the manual routing table building screens:

Windows	MacOS