Though pricier than i. Share, LanBridge provides strong administration and security features, support for popular network protocols, and clients for Windows 3.
Client software comes on a single disk.
And LanBridge automatically chooses which networking protocol to use. The installation software includes a small utility that enables you to switch between LanBridge's proprietary Winsock and the PC's native Winsock. The server software resides on two floppy disks and must be installed on a Windows 95 or NT machine. Although the system does not have to be a dedicated server, you should make sure that it is fast enough to handle the requirements of Dial-Up Networking and other applications that may be running at the same time. The wide range of security functions available in the Internet LanBridge Administrator impressed us.