The Quiotix PrintServer application can also act as a printing protocol translator, advertising an AppleTalk print service on behalf of a foreign print service such as a NetWare or TCP print queue. The Quiotix RemoteAccess application implements the server portion of Apple's AppleTalk Remote Access Protocol. Like the Quiotix NetworkModem and Quiotix FaxServer applications, this application may be embedded in either terminal server hardware, with serial ports connected to modems, or into integrated network modem hardware. The tremendous success of the Macintosh PowerBook laptop computer has created tremendous demand for the ability to connect to a remote network over a modem connection, and be able to access services on a user's home network while away from the office. The Quiotix RemoteAccess application allows remote users to do just that.
Routers are devices which connect separate physical networks into a single internetwork.
The Quiotix NetworkModem application allows an entire workgroup or network to share one or more modems. By adding a network interface and our software to a modem, the modem can be connected directly to the network, offering the advantage of shared access. By adding only our software, existing terminal servers or serial print servers can act as shared modem servers. The embedded AppleTalk protocol implementation, PrintServer application, ModemServer application, RemoteAccess application and AppleTalk router are all available for immediate license. All brand and product names used herein may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.