David Buckley
10
Shareware
It is the missing link between devices that speak UDP on your network.
Primeworks
Shareware
Quickly and easily transfer databases from the desktop to the Mobile Device.
4
AGG Software
685
Freeware
COM Port Stress Test is a tool for testing a COM or RS232 port (device).
4
X-Lent Electronics
248
Freeware
It is also a very handy utility during your LPT port development activities.
8
DeviceLock, Inc.
284
Freeware
Active Ports monitors all open TCP and UDP ports on a local computer.
4
PCWinTech.com
1,302
Freeware
Simple Port Tester is a neat application created to test TCP and UDP ports.
upRedSun and iForwarder, Inc.
73
Shareware
It will let you port forwarding to multiple IP addresses at the same time.
2
Verigio Communications Inc.
43
Shareware
Multi Port Forwarder enables you to redirect requests to another IP and port.
2
AGG Software
840
Freeware
COM Port Data Emulator is a tool for emulating a com port or an Ethernet device.
4
Eterlogic Software
187
Freeware
VSPE is intended for engineers and developers to create/debug/test applications.
IDT Corporation
68
Freeware
The dialer uses one local UDP port and one local TCP port.
1
DesertHail
ServerTalk lets you communicate directly with a TCP or UDP port on a server.
Touch22
19
Shareware
It enables your application to run MS-DOS command and console application.
Pompous Productions©
3
Freeware
A free, easy to use DOS command line that sits patiently onyour Desktop, allowing you to navigate an....
SimpleComTools
9
Shareware
VirtualCOM-UDP is a software based UDP/COM Port Redirector solution.
Dolav Hadas
6
Freeware
AT Command is an old DOS external command software.
37
NetworkActiv
84
Shareware
NetworkActiv AUTAPF is a UDP and TCP port forwarder.
40
Serial Port Tool
166
Shareware
Professional debug tool for serial port, TCP/IP, UDP, I2C, HTTP communication.
Stefan Zieker
78
Open source
Scriptable data terminal supporting serial port, UDP, TCP client/server, etc.
14
Dave Crutchley
1
Freeware
These are Unix-like utilities to be used from the command line in a DOS box.
