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STRATEGIC ALLIANCE AGREEMENT
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     This Strategic  Alliance  Agreement  (this  "Agreement") is hereby made and
entered into this 10th day of September,  1999 (the  "Effective  Date"),  by and
among BOCA RESEARCH,  INC., a corporation  incorporated in the State of Florida,
United States,  having a place of business at 1377 Clint Moore Road, Boca Raton,
Florida 33487-2722  ("BOCA"),  and NETWOLVES  TECHNOLOGIES,  INC., a corporation
incorporated in the State of New York, United States, having a place of business
at 200 Broadhollow Road, Suite 207, Melville, New York 11747 ("NETWOLVES"). BOCA
and NETWOLVES are  individually  referred to in this Agreement as a "Party" and,
collectively, as "Parties."

                                    RECITALS

     WHEREAS, BOCA designs, manufactures, and supports hardware products for and
to the  specification of other companies,  and provides related  engineering and
homologation  certification  services,  and BOCA  manufactures  a thin client or
network computer (a "Thin Client" computer) which is designed to serve primarily
as clients for a network client/server architecture and configured with only the
most essential equipment, typically excluding hard disk drives ("Thin Clients");

     WHEREAS,  NETWOLVES produces sophisticated,  scalable software and hardware
technology (the "FoxBox Technology") that provides enterprise-wide connectivity,
distance learning,  firewall security and productivity  enhancing  applications.
FoxBox  Technology  includes  software  providing  server-side  and  client-side
facilities  for Thin Client (or  network)  computers  (the  "FoxBox  Thin Client
Software");

     WHEREAS,  NETWOLVES has produced general systems specifications for two (2)
new FoxBox chassis,  for the FoxBox, and for NETWOLVES Thin Clients,  to be used
with  the  FoxBox   Technology,   attached  hereto  as  Exhibits  B,  C  and  E,
respectively, (collectively, the "Specifications");

     WHEREAS, BOCA desires to manufacture FoxBox units and NETWOLVES Thin Client
units conforming to the  Specifications  and capable of interoperating  with the
FoxBox Thin Client Software and to provide related  engineering and homologation
certification services for NETWOLVES, and NETWOLVES desires BOCA to perform such
manufacturing and related services; and

     WHEREAS, BOCA and NETWOLVES desire to further investigate  participating in
joint  Marketing,  Sales,  Engineering  and  Training  activities  to  provide a
turn-key  solution  to the  Internet  Gateway  Marketplace;

     NOW THEREFORE,  in  consideration  of the premises and the mutual covenants
contained herein, the Parties hereto agree as follows:
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                                OPERATIVE TERMS

                                   ARTICLE 1
                                  DEFINITIONS

     For the  purposes of this  Agreement,  the  following  terms shall have the
meanings specified below:

     1.1 "Affiliate" shall mean any corporation,  partnership, joint venture, or
other  entity  (i) in  which  either  Party  own or  controls,  or is  owned  or
controlled by, or in common ownership or control with either Party to the extent
of holding directly or indirectly stock or interest representing more than fifty
percent  (50%) of the  aggregate  stock or other  interest  entitled  to vote on
general decisions  reserved to stockholders,  partners,  or other owners of such
entity;  or (ii) if a  partnership,  as to  which  a  Party  (and/or  any of its
Affiliates) is a general partner.

     1.2  "Confidential  Information"  shall mean all  information  not known or
generally  available  without  restrictions on use,  including  know-how,  trade
secrets,   intellectual  property,   operational  methods,  marketing  plans  or
strategies,  product  development  techniques or plans,  processes,  designs and
design projects,  inventions and research projects,  and other business affairs,
including  the terms  and  conditions  of this  Agreement  and the  negotiations
between the Parties with respect to this Agreement.

     1.3 "Cost of Work"  with  respect to any  particular  work shall mean costs
necessarily incurred by BOCA in proper performance of the work. Such costs shall
be at rates not higher  than any  standard  rates paid by BOCA to  suppliers  or
workers, except with prior consent of NETWOLVES.  Cost of Work shall include the
following:

          (a) Time.  Actual  labor  costs  for  performing  the work,  including
     allocable  portions of (i) wages of construction  workers directly employed
     by BOCA to  perform  the  work;  and (ii)  wages  and  salaries  of  BOCA's
     supervisory and administrative  personnel,  when such workers and personnel
     are  engaged  at  factories,  workshops  or  on  the  road  and  expediting
     production  or  transportation  of materials or equipment  required for the
     work;

          (b) Materials.  Costs of materials and equipment actually incorporated
     into the completed work,  including  transportation  of raw materials,  but
     exclusive of transportation of completed work; costs of materials in excess
     of those actually installed,  but required to provide reasonable  allowance
     for  waste,  spoilage  or overrun  and  agreed to in advance by  NETWOLVES,
     provided, however, that unused excess materials, if any, shall be delivered
     to  NETWOLVES  by  BOCA at the  time of  final  payments;  costs  including
     transportation,  installation,  maintenance,  dismantling  and  removal  of
     materials, supplies, temporary facilities,  machinery or equipment required
     in the performance of the work;

          (c) Overhead.  All factory direct and indirect expense other than Time
     and Materials  defined herein fairly  allocable to the product or products,
     or ten percent (10%) of the Materials Cost, whichever is less; and
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          (d)  Miscellaneous  Costs.  Premiums for  insurance and bonds that are
     directly  attributable to the Project;  sales, use or similar taxes imposed
     by governmental  authority  which are directly  related to the work and for
     which BOCA is  responsible,  including  direct costs of  subcontracting  as
     permitted in this Agreement..

     The term "Cost of Work," as used herein, shall not include:

               (i) Salaries and other compensations of BOCA personnel, except as
          specifically provided herein;

               (ii) Expenses of BOCA's principal  office and offices,  except as
          specifically provided herein;

               (iii) Overhead and general expenses, except as expressly provided
          herein;

               (iv)  BOCA's  capital  expenses,  including  interest  on  BOCA's
          capital employed for the work;

               (v) Rental costs of machinery and equipment; or

               (vi)  Costs  due to the  fault or  negligence  of BOCA or  anyone
          directly  employed  by  them,  including  the  cost of  correction  of
          damaged,  defective or nonconforming work, disposal and replacement of
          materials and equipment incorrectly ordered or supplied.

     Trade  discounts,  rebates,  refunds  and  amounts  received  from sales of
surplus materials and equipment shall accrue to NETWOLVES and BOCA shall attempt
to secure such  discounts.  Any amounts  which accrue to NETWOLVES in accordance
with the foregoing  shall be credited to NETWOLVES as a deduction  from the Cost
of Work.

     1.4  "Engineering  Release  Package"  shall  mean:

          *    Schematic ? Bill of Materials
          *    Work Instructions
          *    Firmware/Code
          *    Test Software
          *    Test Instructions
          *    Customer Software
          *    Assembly Instructions
          *    Component Specifications and Approved Vendor(s)
          *    Prototype
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     1.5 A  "FoxBox  Derivative"  shall  mean  any  FoxBox  product  and  FoxBox
Technology,  including the FoxBox Thin Client Software, or any parts or portions
thereof or work made from any part or portion therefrom,  which the development,
manufacture,  use  or  distribution  thereof  would  infringe  any  intellectual
property rights of NETWOLVES.

     1.6 A "FoxBox Unit" shall mean a computer conforming in all respects to the
FoxBox Specifications.

     1.7 The "Industrial Release" shall be obtained when NETWOLVES and BOCA have
successfully  completed all work necessary to put the NETWOLVES Thin Client Unit
or FoxBox Unit into  manufacturing for release to the trade. The milestone shall
be marked by the  transmission  and acceptance of an engineering  documentation,
bill of materials,  program files, and prototype  testing code conforming to the
Specifications.  This release  shall not be gated by the actual  production  but
rather the  acceptance  of the product for  production  by BOCA's  manufacturing
facility.

     1.8 "Know-How"  shall mean all knowledge and tangible  information  whether
patentable or not and physical objects related to the joint product development,
including,  but not  limited  to,  formulations,  materials,  data,  schematics,
designs,  configurations,  computer programs, drawings and sketches, testing and
test results, and regulatory information of a like nature whether or not capable
of precise,  separate  description  prior to its publication,  owned by BOCA and
NETWOLVES, which either party has the right to disclose or license to the other.

     1.9 A "NETWOLVES Thin Client Unit" shall mean a Thin Client unit conforming
in all respects to the NETWOLVES  Thin Client Unit  Specifications  and operable
with the NETWOLVES Thin Client Software.

     1.10 A "Third  Party"  shall mean any party,  except  Affiliates  of either
Party,  who is not a party to this  Agreement  and  shall  specifically  include
parties who integrate the Units into other products.

                                   ARTICLE 2
                              ENGINEERING SERVICES

2.1  FoxBox Services.

     (a) General  Statement of Work.  BOCA shall provide at no cost to NETWOLVES
engineering  services and corresponding  deliverables (the "FoxBox Services") as
set forth in Exhibit A with respect to the design and efficient manufacture of a
computer  system  conforming  in all respects to the FoxBox  Specifications  set
forth in Exhibit  C. The  deliverables  shall  include  an  Engineering  Release
package and a complete  schematic  design and  specification to produce a FoxBox
Unit with  particularity  and  detail  sufficient  to enable a  manufacturer  of
ordinary   skill  to   manufacture   FoxBoxes   conforming   with   the   FoxBox
Specifications.  BOCA shall take all steps  necessary  to obtain FCC, CUL and UL
approvals for the FoxBox Unit.  These services shall be provided to NETWOLVES at
no charge and shall be completed on or prior to November 1, 1999.
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     (b) Ownership of Work  Product.  NETWOLVES  shall own all right,  title and
interest  to any  intellectual  property  rights  in  and  to the  deliverables,
schematics  and  specification  and any other property  interest  related to the
FoxBox  Services.  All works of  authorship  created by BOCA with respect to the
FoxBox  Services  shall be works made for hire created by BOCA for NETWOLVES and
all such right,  title and interest  therein and thereto shall pass to NETWOLVES
upon creation by operation of law. All other  intellectual  property  related to
the FoxBox  Services  shall be  assigned,  and hereby  are  assigned  by BOCA to
NETWOLVES.  BOCA shall undertake all actions  reasonably  required by NETWOLVES,
including the execution of instruments of assignment,  applications  for letters
patent,  applications for registration of other intellectual  property rights or
other instruments  reasonably necessary to perfect NETWOLVES' interest in and to
such  intellectual  property  rights.  BOCA shall not  retain  any  intellectual
property  rights  whatsoever with respect to the FoxBox  Services,  and no other
rights  shall  vest  in or  pass  to BOCA  by  reason  of its  participation  in
undertaking to perform the FoxBox Services.

2.2  Thin Client Services.

     (a) General  Statement of Work.  BOCA shall provide at no cost to NETWOLVES
engineering services and corresponding deliverables (the "Thin Client Services")
necessary to enable BOCA to manufacture a NETWOLVES Thin Client Unit  conforming
in all respects to the NETWOLVES Thin Client Specifications set forth in Exhibit
E. The deliverables shall comprise, at least, an Engineering Release Package and
a working  NETWOLVES  Thin  Client  Unit  prototype.  BOCA  shall take all steps
necessary  to obtain FCC,  CUL and UL approvals  for the  NETWOLVES  Thin Client
Unit.  These  services  shall be provided to NETWOLVES at no charge and shall be
completed on or prior to September 1, 1999.

     (b) BOCA  Ownership of Certain Work Product.  Except for computer  software
other than BOCA's computer BIOS, BOCA shall retain all right, title and interest
to any  intellectual  property rights in and to the  deliverables  and any other
property interest related to the Thin Client Services;  provided,  however, that
nothing set forth  herein  shall be  construed to result in the transfer to BOCA
from NETWOLVES of any interest in any previously existing  intellectual property
interest of NETWOLVES  whatsoever,  including  any interest in or to the FoxBox,
FoxBox  technology,  the NETWOLVES Thin Client  Specifications  or the NETWOLVES
Thin Client Software.

     (c) NETWOLVES  Ownership of Certain Work Product.  NETWOLVES  shall own all
right,  title and  interest  in and to any and all  software  delivered  with or
designed for the NETWOLVES Thin Client by NETWOLVES  other than BOCA'S  existing
BIOS  software.  Such software  shall be works made for hire created by BOCA for
NETWOLVES and all such right,  title and interest therein and thereto shall pass
to NETWOLVES upon creation by operation of law. All other intellectual  property
related to computer  software  delivered with or designed for the NETWOLVES Thin
Client other than BOCA's  existing BIOS software  shall be assigned,  and hereby
are assigned by BOCA to NETWOLVES.  BOCA shall undertake all actions  reasonably
required by NETWOLVES,  including the execution of  instruments  of  assignment,
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applications  for  letters  patent,   applications  for  registration  of  other
intellectual  property  rights  or other  instruments  reasonably  necessary  to
perfect  NETWOLVES'  interest  in  and to  such  intellectual  property  rights.
Further,  nothing in this  Agreement  shall be  construed  to  preclude or limit
NETWOLVES'  right  or  ability  to  engage  the  services  of third  parties  to
independently  produce  a  Thin  Client  conforming  to  NETWOLVES  Thin  Client
Specifications  or a  Thin  Client  unit  interoperable  with  a  FoxBox  or the
NETWOLVES Thin Client Software.

     2.3 Further Engineering Services. BOCA shall provide additional engineering
services (the "Further Engineering Services") necessary to meet any technically,
commercially,  and reasonably  feasible  changes in  functionality  requested by
NETWOLVES.  Unless otherwise agreed between the parties,  such services shall be
provided  at a fee  of  One  Hundred  Dollars  ($100.00)  per  hour.  All  other
intellectual  property  related to the  Further  Engineering  Services  shall be
assigned, and hereby are assigned by BOCA to NETWOLVES. BOCA shall undertake all
actions reasonably required by NETWOLVES, including the execution of instruments
of assignment, applications for letters patent, applications for registration of
other intellectual property rights or other instruments  reasonably necessary to
perfect NETWOLVES'  interest in and to such intellectual  property rights.  BOCA
shall not retain any intellectual property rights whatsoever with respect to the
Further Engineering Services,  and no other rights shall vest in or pass to BOCA
by reason of its participation in undertaking to perform the Further Engineering
Services.

     2.4  Acceptance of  Engineering  Services.  Engineering  Services  shall be
deemed accepted unless NETWOLVES presents BOCA a notice of nonacceptance  within
forty-five (45) days upon the  presentation of deliverables  under the Agreement
setting forth with  particularity the basis for such rejection.  BOCA shall have
thirty (30) days thereafter to correct  deficiencies  identified by NETWOLVES in
such  notice.  Timely  completion  of the FoxBox  Services  and the Thin  Client
Services  shall be a condition  precedent to NETWOLVES'  obligations  under this
Agreement.

     2.5  Homologation  Services.  BOCA shall  provide  homologation  for FoxBox
products and NETWOLVES  Thin Client in those states noted by asterisk in Exhibit
D at its expense other than the NETWOLVES  obligation to pay for the filing fees
and costs. As a Further Engineering Service, at the election of NETWOLVES,  BOCA
shall provide  assistance in the  application  for and obtaining of homologation
approvals  in those  other  states  listed  in  Exhibit  D with  respect  to the
NETWOLVES Thin Client Units and FoxBox Units developed hereunder.  NETWOLVES and
its vendors agree to pay all costs associated with such applications and pay the
Engineering  Services  to BOCA as defined  under  Section  2.3 above.  NETWOLVES
agrees  to  provide  all  reasonable,  necessary  cooperation,   assistance  and
documentation  to process  such  applications.  BOCA shall make best  efforts to
assure  that all  such  homologation  approvals  may be  obtained,  but does not
represent or warrant that the respective  governments will ultimately grant such
approvals.  In the event BOCA shall sell any NETWOLVES  Thin Client Units in any
jurisdiction  wherein the NETWOLVES Thin Client  homologation  has been obtained
and  NETWOLVES  has paid the cost of same,  BOCA shall  reimburse  such fees and
costs to NETWOLVES upon the sale of its first Unit. In the event NETWOLVES shall
sell any FoxBox Units in any  jurisdiction  wherein the FoxBox  homologation has
been obtained and BOCA has paid the cost of same, NETWOLVES shall reimburse such
fees and costs to BOCA upon the sale of its first Unit.
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                                   ARTICLE 3
         MANUFACTURING OF FOXBOX UNITS AND NETWOLVES THIN CLIENT UNITS

     3.1 Sale of Conforming  FoxBox Units to NETWOLVES.  BOCA shall,  within the
limitations  contained in this  Article,  sell to NETWOLVES  such  quantities of
FoxBox Units conforming in all respects to the  Specifications  as NETWOLVES may
order.  BOCA shall make best  efforts to timely  satisfy such orders and provide
quality assurance services subject to the provisions set forth below. Subject to
the approval of NETWOLVES,  which approval shall not be  unreasonably  withheld,
BOCA reserves the right to subcontract the  manufacturing of the FoxBox Units to
third parties,  in its sole discretion,  provided that the FoxBox Units shall at
all times meet the required  quality and technical  specifications  set forth in
this Agreement;  further provided that such subcontractor shall be expressly and
affirmatively  bound in  writing  to comply  with the  warranty,  ownership  and
confidentiality  provisions  set forth in this  Agreement  and shall be bound to
defend,  indemnify and hold harmless NETWOLVES from claims arising from the work
of said  subcontractor;  and still further  provided that such  appointment of a
subcontractor  is  consistent  with BOCA's  obligation  to make best  efforts to
minimize the cost of manufacture to NETWOLVES.

     3.2 Sale of  Conforming  NETWOLVES  Thin Client  Units to  NETWOLVES.  BOCA
shall, within the limitations  contained in this Article, sell to NETWOLVES such
quantities of NETWOLVES Thin Client Units  conforming to the  Specifications  as
NETWOLVES may order.  BOCA shall make best efforts to timely satisfy such orders
and provide  quality  assurance  services  subject to the  provisions  set forth
below.  Provided that this Agreement shall not have been  terminated,  NETWOLVES
agrees to purchase, within two (2) years from the delivery of the NETWOLVES Thin
Client Services  deliverables,  two thousand (2,000) NETWOLVES Thin Client Units
from BOCA, provided,  however,  that any sales of NETWOLVES Thin Client Units by
BOCA within  said  period to third  parties  pursuant  to its  marketing  rights
provided  for in Section 5.1 shall be credited  against such  commitment  within
said period.  BOCA reserves the right to subcontract  the  manufacturing  of the
NETWOLVES Thin Client Units to third parties, in its sole discretion,  provided,
however,  that such  contractor  shall be expressly and  affirmatively  bound in
writing to comply with the warranty,  ownership and  confidentiality  provisions
set forth in this  Agreement  and shall be bound to defend,  indemnify  and hold
harmless NETWOLVES from claims arising from the work of said subcontractor;  and
further  provided that the  NETWOLVES  Thin Client Units shall at all times meet
the required quality and technical  specifications  set forth in this Agreement.
Such right to subcontract shall not be deemed to limit BOCA'S obligation to make
its best efforts to minimize the cost of manufacturing such product.

     3.3  Initial  Delivery.  Subject  to the  availability  of the parts  being
delivered to BOCA by September 1, 1999:

     (a) BOCA shall deliver thirty (30)  NETWOLVES Thin Client Units  acceptable
to NETWOLVES on or prior to September 15, 1999;
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     (b) BOCA shall deliver two hundred  fifty (250) FoxBox Units  acceptable to
NETWOLVES on or prior to September 15, 1999, as follows:
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<CAPTION>
QUANTITY                  NETWOLVES SKU                        BOCA SKU
--------                  -------------                        --------
<S>                     <C>                                     <C>
 100                    NETWOLVES FoxBox S2e                    NW2Ether
  75                    NETWOLVES FoxBox T1                     NWCSUT1
  50                    NETWOLVES FoxBox DDR                    NWModem
  20                    NETWOLVES FoxBox 56K                    NWCSU56K
   5                    NETWOLVES FoxBox ISDN                   NWISDN
</TABLE>

                Provided,  however, that in the event parts are not available by
September  1, 1999,  BOCA shall  deliver the  products  within  twenty (20) days
following  receipt of all required parts and/or  components.

     3.4 Reservation of Rights by NETWOLVES. Nothing set forth in this Agreement
shall be construed to  constitute  the grant of any  exclusive  right to BOCA to
manufacture FoxBox units or the assignment of any right, title or interest in or
to the  FoxBox or any  FoxBox  technology.  Nothing  set forth  herein  shall be
construed  to  constitute  the grant of any  license  in or to the FoxBox or any
FoxBox technology, apart from such license as may be necessary to accomplish the
fulfillment  of each such order.  Nothing set forth in this  Agreement  shall be
construed  to  constitute  the  grant of any  exclusive  right to BOCA to supply
NETWOLVES  Thin Units to NETWOLVES  except as expressly set forth in Article 3.2
above.

3.5  Price and Shipping.

     (a) FoxBox Unit  Pricing.  Pricing for FoxBox Units shall be in  accordance
with Exhibit F attached  hereto or in  accordance  with such other pricing as to
which the parties may agree.

     (b) Thin Client  Pricing.  With  respect to delivery  of  conforming  goods
delivered in response to an Order,  NETWOLVES  shall pay to BOCA an amount equal
to the lesser of (i) for the first  delivery  of  NETWOLVES  Thin  Client  Units
pursuant to this  Agreement,  BOCA's Cost of Work associated with the production
of such units, plus twenty-five  percent (25%); (ii) for subsequent  deliveries,
an amount equal to the average of BOCA's Cost of Work for the first delivery and
BOCA's Cost of Work for the delivery  preceding such subsequent  delivery,  plus
twenty-five percent (25%); (iii) the maximum unit prices as set forth in Exhibit
F; or (iv) such lesser amount upon which the parties may agree in writing.  BOCA
shall make  reasonable  and best efforts to minimize  BOCA's Cost of Work at all
times  during  the term of this  Agreement.  However,  in the  event  the  price
determined  pursuant to (i) above exceeds the Exhibit F price set forth in (iii)
above, BOCA shall not have the obligation to sell such additional NETWOLVES Thin
Client  Units  pursuant to this  Agreement  unless the parties  reach a mutually
acceptable price pursuant to (iv) above;  provided,  however,  that if BOCA does
not agree to sell NETWOLVES Thin Client Units pursuant to the provisions of this
sentence,  then  NETWOLVES  shall  likewise  not be  obliged  to  purchase  such
NETWOLVES Thin Client Units.
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                All such units shall be delivered F.O.B. BOCA's plant in Florida
or such other place of shipment as the parties may agree. BOCA shall arrange and
pay for shipping of units in accordance  with NETWOLVES'  instructions  and BOCA
shall further pay any customs,  duties,  costs,  taxes,  insurance  premiums and
other  expenses  related  to such  shipping,  which  amounts  shall be billed to
NETWOLVES without markup.

     3.6  Delivery;  Liquidated  Damages for Late  Delivery.  BOCA shall deliver
conforming  goods within ten (10) weeks after receipt of an order from NETWOLVES
(the  "Delivery  Date"),  provided  that BOCA  shall be able to  obtain  all key
components  for such  deliveries in a timely manner  through the exercise of its
commercially reasonable efforts.  However, any such delays in obtaining said key
components  shall extend the Delivery Date on a day-for-day  basis For each full
week late of the Delivery Date, provided that NETWOLVES shall not have caused or
contributed to the delay,  NETWOLVES may deduct five percent (5%) of the Cost of
Work  from  the  price,  as  liquidated  damages  and  not as a  penalty.  These
provisions  shall  be  deemed  a  reasonable  measure  of the  damages  incurred
resulting from late delivery and the parties agree that they shall not be deemed
a penalty.  In no case shall the deduction  exceed fifteen  percent (15%) of the
Cost of Work.

     3.7 Terms of Payment/Accounting for Cost of Work. All purchase orders given
to BOCA by NETWOLVES shall be firm and noncancellable for any reason.  NETWOLVES
shall pay to BOCA a deposit equal to twenty percent (20%) of the Price,  payable
thirty (30) days following the placement of an order,  provided,  however,  that
NETWOLVES  need not pay such deposit to the extent that the  aggregate of unpaid
deposits  are less than two hundred and fifty  thousand  dollars  ($250,000.00).
NETWOLVES  shall pay the balance  thirty (30) days  following  the receipt of an
invoice stating the Cost of Work for conforming  goods delivered with respect to
such Order,  but may take a two percent (2%)  discount if payment is made within
ten days of receipt of such invoice.  Upon request, BOCA shall provide NETWOLVES
with a statement of costs setting forth  specifically  the basis for computing a
Cost of Work associated with any invoice.  In the event that NETWOLVES suffers a
substantial and material  adverse change to its financial  condition,  then BOCA
may withdraw the Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars  ($250,000.00)  trade credit
set forth in this paragraph; further provided, however, that NETWOLVES shall not
be obliged to purchase any  NETWOLVES  Thin Client Units under terms that do not
include such Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($250,000.00) credit.

     3.8  Acceptance  of FoxBox  Units.  NETWOLVES may reject any portion of any
shipment of units that are not conforming in any material respects.  To reject a
shipment,  NETWOLVES  shall give notice of intent to reject the shipment  within
thirty (30) days of delivery  together with a written  indication of the reasons
for such possible rejection,  and as promptly as reasonably possible thereafter,
give notice of final  rejection  and the full basis  therefor.  After  notice of
intent to reject,  the parties shall cooperate to determine whether rejection is
necessary or  justified.  If notice is not given,  NETWOLVES  shall be deemed to
have  accepted  delivered,  provided,  however,  in the case of products  having
latent defects upon which diligent  examination  could not have been discovered,
NETWOLVES  must give notice of  NETWOLVES'  intent within thirty (30) days after
discovery of such defects. In any event, NETWOLVES shall be entitled to a refund
of the  purchase  price of  properly  rejected  products  at the  time  they are
ultimately  rejected.  BOCA shall use, its  reasonable  efforts,  at  NETWOLVES'
request,  to provide  replacement  products  that shall be purchased by buyer as
provided in this Agreement.
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     3.9 Quality  Assurance  by BOCA.  BOCA agrees to monitor and assure  strict
quality  standards and adhere to the quality  specifications to be developed and
agreed upon by both  parties.  BOCA will provide per lot  shipment  reporting on
out-of-box quality results and will provide additional  available  manufacturing
quality  measurements  and audits on  request,  within  five (5)  working  days.
NETWOLVES, at NETWOLVES' expense, may at any time upon reasonable notice to BOCA
(not to  exceed  three  (3) days)  enter  BOCA's  property  and  inspect  BOCA's
facilities  and records to  investigate  BOCA's  compliance  with these  Quality
Assurance provisions.

     3.10 Accounting  Records/Audit.  BOCA shall keep full and detailed accounts
and exercise such controls as may be necessary for proper  financial  management
under this  Agreement.  NETWOLVES  shall be afforded  reasonable  access to such
accounting  records not more often than once each calendar quarter upon at least
three (3) days prior  notice.  NETWOLVES  shall bear the  expense of such review
unless  a  discrepancy  of more  than  five  percent  (5%) in  BOCA's  favor  is
discovered  with  respect  to the  computation  of Cost of Work over any  90-day
period,  in which  case BOCA  shall pay the  expense  of such  review  and shall
immediately  pay NETWOLVES  the amount of any  overcharges  resulting  from such
erroneous computation of the Cost of Work, plus interest computed at the rate of
the lesser of three  hundred  (300) basis  points over the three (3) month LIBOR
rate  (LIBOR+3)  on the date  payment was due to BOCA or the highest  applicable
legal rate, accruing from the date payment was due until paid in full.

                                   ARTICLE 4
                              INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

     4.1 Reservation of Rights/No Implied Assignment of Rights. Each Party shall
retain all  intellectual  property and other  priority  rights in its respective
pre-existing   works  and  inventions  and  all  proprietary   rights  developed
independently of this Agreement. Except as expressly provided herein, nothing in
this  Agreement  shall be deemed to constitute  the assignment or license of any
intellectual property or other proprietary right.  Generally,  BOCA shall retain
those  rights it owns with  respect to BOCA Thin Client  machines and the entire
non-software work product of the Thin Client Engineering Services, and NETWOLVES
shall  retain  all  rights  it owns to its  Specifications,  FoxBox  and  FoxBox
Technology, including without limitation all FoxBox Thin Client Software.

     4.2 Freedom to Continue Respective  Businesses.  In particular,  BOCA shall
remain free,  without  limitation,  to make, use, sell or offer for sale any and
all BOCA Thin  Client  Units to third  parties  (but not any  FoxBox  packaging,
FoxBox Units or NETWOLVES  Thin Client  Software),  regardless of whether it has
received  any consent of  NETWOLVES.  Similarly,  NETWOLVES  shall  remain free,
without limitation,  to make, use, sell or offer for sale, or to authorize third
parties to make,  use, sell or offer for sale any and all FoxBox  Units,  FoxBox
Technology  (including the FoxBox Thin Client Software),  the Specifications and
the entire work product of the FoxBox Engineering Services and Other Engineering
Services with third  parties,  regardless of whether it has received any consent
of NETWOLVES.
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                                   ARTICLE 5
                  MARKETING AGREEMENT AND OTHER OPPORTUNITIES

     5.1 Both Parties shall undertake to negotiate a joint  marketing  agreement
in  good  faith  as  generally  described  in  the  Non-Binding   Memorandum  of
Understanding  set forth in  Exhibit  G,  provided,  however,  that  each  party
reserves the right, in each party's sole and exclusive  discretion,  to agree or
not to agree to enter into a definitive agreement proposed by the other party.

     5.2 If the parties do not execute a definitive joint marketing agreement on
or prior to December 31, 1999, then BOCA may terminate this Agreement  effective
upon written  notice given on or prior to January 10, 2000,  if such  definitive
agreement  was not  executed  on or prior to the date  such  notice  was  given;
provided,  however,  that  BOCA  may not  terminate  this  Agreement  under  any
circumstances  if NETWOLVES  had  previously  offered to execute a  commercially
reasonable  written agreement  containing,  at least, the terms described in the
Non-Binding Memorandum of Understanding set forth in Exhibit G.

     5.3 If BOCA makes a lawful election to terminate this Agreement pursuant to
Section 5.2,  then  NETWOLVES  may elect,  within  NETWOLVES  sole and exclusive
discretion, either to:

     (a) Continue to use deliverables  from the FoxBox Services,  in which case,
NETWOLVES  shall pay BOCA for the time and  materials  in  providing  the FoxBox
Services and NETWOLVES Thin Client Services;

     (b) Refrain  from using  deliverables  from the FoxBox  Services,  in which
case,  NETWOLVES  need not pay for time and  materials in  providing  the FoxBox
Services.  In such a case, however,  neither BOCA nor NETWOLVES may subsequently
use or disclose deliverables from the FoxBox Services.

                                   ARTICLE 6
                                CONFIDENTIALITY

     6.1  Covenant  Not to Use or  Disclose.  Each Party  acknowledges  that the
Confidential  Information  constitutes and shall constitute  valuable assets and
trade  secrets.  Accordingly,  when a Party  (the  "Receiving  Party")  receives
confidential  information  from  the  other  Party  (the  "Owning  Party"),  the
Receiving  Party  shall (i) keep  secret  and  retain in strict  confidence  any
Confidential  Information  received from the Owning Party;  (ii) not disclose to
any Third Party any Confidential  Information received from the Owning Party for
any reason whatsoever;  (iii) not disclose any Confidential Information received
from the Owning Party to the Receiving  Party's (and/or any of its  Affiliates')
employees  or  sublicensees,  except  on a  need-to-know  basis  and only  after
instructing  each such employee or sublicensee not to disclose or otherwise make
available any  Confidential  Information  to any Third Party  receiving a signed
Confidentiality  Statement  from each such  sublicensee,  and provided each such
employee  is bound by  appropriate  confidentiality  obligation  under its labor
contract  with  the  employer;  and  (iv)  not  make  use  of  any  Confidential
Information  received  from the  Owning  Party for its own  purposes  or for the
benefit of any Third Party except as authorized by this Agreement.
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     6.2 Additional  Restrictions on Use of NETWOLVES  Software.  BOCA shall not
copy, in whole or in part, any NETWOLVES software or accompanying documentation;
modify,  adapt or otherwise create  derivative works from all or any part of any
NETWOLVES software or accompanying documentation;  distribute all or any part of
the NETWOLVES software,  decompile,  disassemble or otherwise attempt to reverse
engineer the NETWOLVES software;  or rent or lease the NETWOLVES  software.  All
rights in or to the FoxBox software are reserved.

     6.3  Notice of Demand  for  Confidential  Information.  In the event of any
legal action or  proceeding  or asserted  requirement  under  applicable  law or
government regulations requesting or demanding the Receiving Party disclose this
Agreement or any Confidential Information, the Receiving Party shall immediately
notify the Owning  Party in writing of such request or demand so that the Owning
Party  may  seek  an  appropriate  protective  order  or take  other  protective
measures.  The  Receiving  Party  shall,  upon the request of the Owning  Party,
cooperate  reasonably with the Owning Party in contesting such request or demand
at the expense of the Owning Party  including,  without  limitation,  consulting
with the Owning Party as to the  advisability of taking legally  available steps
to resist or narrow such  request or demand.  If in the absence of a  protective
order or a waiver  hereunder from the Owning Party,  the Receiving Party, in the
reasonable written opinion of the Receiving Party's legal counsel,  is compelled
to disclose this  Agreement or any  Confidential  Information to any tribunal or
otherwise stand liable for contempt or suffer other penalty, the Receiving Party
may disclose this  Agreement or such  Confidential  Information to such tribunal
without liability  hereunder;  provided,  however, the Receiving Party (i) shall
give the Owning Party written  notice of the  Confidential  Information to be so
disclosed  as far in advance of its  disclosure  as is  practicable;  (ii) shall
furnish only that  portion of this  Agreement  or the  Confidential  Information
which is legally  required;  and (iii) shall use best efforts to obtain an order
or other reliable assurance that confidential treatment will be accorded to such
portions of this  Agreement or the  Confidential  Information to be disclosed as
the Owning Party designates.

     6.4 Notice of Threatened Misappropriation. In the event the Receiving Party
becomes  aware that any person or entity  (including,  but not  limited  to, any
Affiliate or employee of the Receiving  Party) is taking,  threatens to take, or
has taken any action which would violate any of the foregoing provisions of this
Agreement,  the Receiving Party shall promptly and fully advise the Owning Party
(with written confirmation as soon as practicable thereafter) of all facts known
to the  Receiving  Party  concerning  such  action  or  threatened  action.  The
Receiving  Party shall not in any way aid, abet, or encourage any such action or
threatened  action;  and the  Receiving  Party agrees to use its best efforts to
prevent  such  action or  threatened  action,  including,  but not  limited  to,
assigning  any cause of  action it may have  relating  to the  violation  of the
foregoing  provisions to the Owning Party;  and the Receiving Party agrees to do
all reasonable  things and cooperate in all reasonable  ways as may be requested
by the Owning Party to protect the trade secrets and  proprietary  rights of the
Owning Party in and to the Confidential Information.

     6.5 Confidentiality of Terms of Agreement. The terms and conditions of this
Agreement shall not be disclosed by either Party,  except with the prior written
consent  of the  other  Party,  or as may be  required  by law or  necessary  to
establish its rights hereunder.  Notwithstanding  the foregoing,  (i) each Party
shall have the right to disclose the terms and conditions of this Agreement,  if
necessary,  to any legal  counsel of such Party as may be required to  establish
its rights hereunder;  and (ii) subsequent the execution of this Agreement,  the
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Parties may jointly or individually  issue press releases or otherwise  publicly
disclose the  Parties'  relationship,  (x) provided  such Party has obtained the
prior written approval of the content of such disclosure for the other Party and
(y) that such disclosure does not include  information which would be prohibited
from  disclosure  by either  Party  pursuant to this  Agreement  or that certain
Confidentiality  Agreement  between  the  Parties.  The  approval  of such press
release or other  disclosure  of the Parties'  relationship  shall be given by a
Party within ten (3) business days following the request by the other Party,  or
in the event the approval is not given,  the  disapproving  Party shall  provide
commercially reasonable objections.

     6.6 Return or Destruction of Materials.  Upon termination of this Agreement
for any reason,  nothing  herein shall be construed to release either Party from
any obligation that matured prior to the effective date of such termination.

                                   ARTICLE 7
                                INDEMNIFICATION

     7.1 Intellectual Property. Each party agrees to indemnify,  defend and hold
harmless the other party, its Affiliates, and its/their officers, employees from
and  against  any and all Third  Party  Claims as  incurred by such party to the
extent that the other  party's  products or services  provided  and/or  utilized
under this  Agreement  are alleged and  ultimately  determined  to infringe  any
patent,  copyright  or  intellectual  property  right  registered  or  otherwise
protected  under the Laws of the United States or any other  nation.  Each party
will not indemnify the other party to the extent the  infringement  is caused by
(i) the misuse or  modification of the other party's  products or materials;  or
(ii) the use of any such materials in combination  with any product not approved
by or supplied by the other party to the extent that such combination caused the
infringement.  BOCA shall be deemed to have  approved  all hardware and software
presently  sold by NETWOLVES and all hardware and software with which  NETWOLVES
products are  customarily  used.  NETWOLVES shall be deemed to have approved all
hardware and software  presently sold by BOCA and all hardware and software with
which BOCA products are customarily  used. If BOCA Materials or any part thereof
is, or in BOCA's  opinion  is likely to be,  held to  constitute  an  infringing
product,  then  with  BOCA  Materials,  (i)  replace  it  with a  non-infringing
equivalent with at least the same functionality and performance;  (ii) modify it
to make it non-infringing in a manner that does not impair its functionality and
performance;  or  (iii)  if  none  of the  foregoing  options  are  commercially
feasible,  the  Parties  will  negotiate  in good faith to  establish a mutually
agreeable  alternative,  taking due regard to NETWOLVES market  obligations.  If
NETWOLVES  Materials or any part thereof is, or in NETWOLVES'  opinion is likely
to be, held to constitute an infringing product,  then with NETWOLVES Materials,
(i)  replace  it  with a  non-infringing  equivalent  with  at  least  the  same
functionality  and performance;  (ii) modify it to make it  non-infringing  in a
manner that does not impair its functionality and performance;  or (iii) if none
of the foregoing options are commercially  feasible,  the Parties will negotiate
in good faith to establish a mutually agreeable  alternative,  taking due regard
to BOCA market obligations.  Notwithstanding the foregoing an indemnifying party
shall  not be  obligated  to  indemnify  the other  under  this  section  for an
infringement  arising from the combination of the indemnifying  party's products
or materials with other products or materials not provided, made used or sold by
the indemnifying party in cases where both: (i) such infringement would not have
occurred  but for the use of the  other  products  or  materials;  and (ii) such
infringement  would still have  occurred if a third  party  vendor's  comparable
products or materials were substituted for the indemnifying  party's products or
materials.
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     7.2 General.  Except for claims of infringement  of a patent,  copyright or
intellectual  property right, each party (the "Indemnifying Party") shall at all
times during the term of this Agreement and thereafter,  indemnify,  defend, and
hold the other party ("the "Indemnified  Party"), its Affiliates,  and its/their
officers and employees  harmless against any and all Claims,  actions,  demands,
liabilities,   losses,   damages,   costs,  payments,  and  expenses  (including
reasonable attorneys' fees and expenses) (collectively,  "Claims"),  arising out
of the death of or injury to any  person or persons or out of any damage to real
or  personal  property  and  against  any  other  Claim of any  kind  whatsoever
resulting from any occurrence  caused by and  attributable  to the  Indemnifying
Party,  its  subcontractors',  or its  agents'  acts  or  omissions  during  the
performance of this  Agreement.  If both parties are or may be obligated to each
other as a result of  different  actions  taken by each party or  actions  taken
jointly by both  parties,  then each party agrees to contribute to the amount of
such Claims as is  appropriate  to reflect the  relative  fault of such party in
connection  with the events that resulted in such Claims.  The relative fault of
each party shall be determined by reference to, among other things, each party's
relative intent, knowledge, access to information, and opportunity to correct or
prevent the circumstances resulting in such Claims.

     7.3 Procedures Relating to Indemnification.

     (a) Scope.  The  procedures  set forth in this Article 7.3 shall apply with
respect to any actual or potential Claim,  any written demand,  the commencement
of any action, or the occurrence of any other event which involves any matter or
related  series of matters  against  which  NETWOLVES  or BOCA (an  "Indemnified
Party") is  indemnified  by a Party  hereto  (the  "Indemnifying  Party")  under
Article 7.1 or Article 7.2 hereof.

     (b) Notice.  Upon receiving  notice in writing of the  commencement  of any
Claim from a Third Party,  the  Indemnified  Party shall give written  notice of
such Claim, in reasonable detail, to the Indemnifying Party no later than thirty
(30) days after receiving such notice,  stating the amount  involved,  if known,
together with copies of any written  documents  initiating  or asserting  such a
Claim. The failure to so notify, or any delay in so notifying, shall not relieve
the  Indemnifying  Party  hereunder  unless  and  only to the  extent  that  the
Indemnifying  Party did not  otherwise  learn of such Claim and such  failure or
delay results in the forfeiture by the Indemnifying  Party of substantial rights
and defenses,  and will not in any event relieve the Indemnifying Party from any
obligations to the Indemnified Party other than the  indemnification  obligation
provided in Article 7.1 or Article 7.2 hereof, as the case may be.

     (c)  Assumption  of Defense.  The  Indemnifying  Party shall be entitled to
assume the defense of any Claim for which  indemnification  is sought  hereunder
with  counsel of its choice and at its expense  (in which case the  Indemnifying
Party  shall not  thereafter  be  responsible  for the fees and  expenses of any
separate counsel  retained by the Indemnified  Party except as set forth below);
provided,  however,  that such counsel shall be reasonably  satisfactory  to the
Indemnified  Party.  Notwithstanding  an election by the  Indemnifying  Party to
assume the defense of such Claim, the Indemnified  Party shall have the right to
employ separate counsel and to participate in the defense of such Claim; and the
Indemnifying  Party shall bear the reasonable fees,  costs, and expenses of such
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separate counsel if (i) the use of counsel chosen by the  Indemnifying  Party to
represent  the  Indemnified  Party would present such counsel with a conflict of
interest; (ii) the Indemnifying Party shall not have employed counsel reasonably
satisfactory to the Indemnified  Party to represent the Indemnified Party within
a reasonable  time after notice of the  institution of such Claim;  or (iii) the
Indemnifying  Party shall  authorize the  Indemnified  Party to employ  separate
counsel at the Indemnifying Party's expense.

     (d)  Settlements.  The  Indemnifying  Party  shall not be liable  under the
provisions  of Article 7.1 or Article  7.2  hereof,  as the case may be, for any
amount paid by the Indemnified Party to settle, compromise, or otherwise resolve
(hereinafter  "Settle" or "Settlement")  any Claims if the Settlement is entered
into without the written consent of the  Indemnifying  Party,  which consent may
not be withheld  unless such  Settlement is unreasonable in light of such Claims
against,  and defenses  available to, the Indemnified Party. If the Indemnifying
Party withholds its consent to a proposed Settlement,  and the Claim in question
is  not  Settled  as  proposed,   the  Indemnifying  Party  will  indemnify  the
Indemnified  Party in accordance with Article 7.1 or Article 7.2 hereof,  as the
case may be. The  Indemnifying  Party agrees that it will not, without the prior
written  consent of the  Indemnified  Party  (which  consent may not be withheld
unless such  Settlement is  unreasonable  in light of such Claims  against,  and
defenses available to, the Indemnified Party),  Settle any pending or threatened
Claim  unless  such  Settlement   includes  an  unconditional   release  of  the
Indemnified Party from all liability arising out of or related to such Claim, or
transactions, or conduct in connection therewith.

     (e) Cooperation. The Parties agree to cooperate, share information (subject
to the need to preserve any applicable privilege),  and consult in good faith to
the fullest extent possible,  at the Indemnifying Party's expense, in connection
with any  Claim in  respect  of  which  indemnification  is  sought  under  this
Agreement.

                                   ARTICLE 8
                         REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES

8.1 Warranty.  BOCA  represents and warrants the following:

     (a) All  Engineering  Services  performed  under  this  Agreement  shall be
performed  in  a  good  and  workmanlike  manner  in  accordance  with  industry
standards.

     (b) All Deliverables arising from Engineering Services shall conform in all
respects to the Specifications.

     (c) BOCA has and shall have all right, title and interest necessary to make
the  assignments of  intellectual  property and other  proprietary  rights where
required  under  this  Agreement,  and BOCA has and  shall  have the all  powers
necessary to transfer such rights and to execute all instruments  required under
this Agreement with respect to such rights.
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(d) All FoxBox Units,  when shipped
by BOCA, shall be interoperable  with NETWOLVES Thin Client Units and the FoxBox
Thin Client Software,  shall conform in all respects to the Specifications,  and
shall be  Homologized  for the states set forth in Exhibit D.

     (e) All  NETWOLVES  Thin  Client  Units,  when  shipped  by BOCA,  shall be
interoperable  with the FoxBox Units and the FoxBox Thin Client Software,  shall
conform in all respects to the Specifications,  and shall be Homologized for the
states set forth in Exhibit D.

     (f) All FoxBox Units, NETWOLVES Thin Client Units and any software embedded
therein shall correctly operate and process date data prior to, during and after
January 1, 2000.

     8.2 Intellectual  Property Rights of Third Parties. Both parties warrant to
the other that neither has or shall have  knowledge that the FoxBox Units or the
NETWOLVES Thin Client Units shall infringe on the  intellectual  property rights
of any third party.

     8.3 Remedies.  NETWOLVES' remedy for breach of the foregoing warranties, in
addition to such other remedies that may be available at law or equity, shall be
the prompt repair or replacement of nonconforming goods, or the immediate refund
of monies paid for such goods.

     8.4 Disclaimer of Certain  Warranties.  EXCEPT AS SPECIFICALLY SET FORTH IN
THIS  AGREEMENT,  BOCA AND  NETWOLVES  MAKE NO  REPRESENTATIONS  OR  WARRANTIES,
EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, AS TO MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR
OTHERWISE WITH RESPECT TO THE SUBJECT MATTER OF THIS AGREEMENT.

     8.5 Limitation of Liability.  UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES  SHALL EITHER PARTY BE
LIABLE  FOR ANY  INDIRECT,  CONSEQUENTIAL,  INCIDENTAL,  EXEMPLARY  OR  PUNITIVE
DAMAGES, LOSS OF EARNINGS, PROFIT, OR GOODWILL SUFFERED BY ANY PERSON OR ENTITY,
INCLUDING THE OTHER PARTY,  CAUSED  DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY BY THE WORK PERFORMED
PURSUANT TO THIS AGREEMENT,  BY ANY LICENSE OR SUBLICENSE GRANTED HEREUNDER,  OR
BY EACH PARTY'S  PERFORMANCE OR NON-PERFORMANCE OF THIS AGREEMENT,  EVEN IF SUCH
PARTY IS NOTIFIED BY THE OTHER  PARTY OR ANY THIRD PARTY OF THE  POSSIBILITY  OF
SUCH DAMAGES.

                                   ARTICLE 9
                 UNITED STATES REGULATIONS AND EXPORT CONTROLS

     9.1  Compliance.  Both Parties  agree to comply with all  applicable  laws,
rules,  regulations and orders of federal, state, local and foreign governments.
Both parties are subject to United States laws and  regulations  controlling the
export of technical data,  computer  software,  prototypes and other commodities
(including all Export Administration Regulations of the United States Department
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of Commerce), and that BOCA's obligations hereunder are contingent on NETWOLVES'
compliance  with  applicable  United  States  export laws and  regulations.  The
transfer of certain  technical data and  commodities  may require a license from
the certain agencies of the United States Government  and/or written  assurances
by NETWOLVES  that  NETWOLVES  shall not export data or  commodities  to certain
foreign countries  without prior approval of such agency.  NETWOLVES agrees that
it shall not, directly or indirectly,  export or re-export,  or knowingly permit
the export or re-export of, the Licensed Technology to any country for which the
United States  Export  Administration  Act, any  regulation  thereunder,  or any
similar  United States law or  regulation,  requires an export  license or other
United States  government  approval,  unless the  appropriate  export license or
approval has been obtained. BOCA shall provide NETWOLVES with reasonable support
and cooperation to enable NETWOLVES to obtain the required licenses or approvals
NETWOLVES  agrees that it will be solely  responsible for any violations of such
by NETWOLVES.

     9.2 Disclaimer of  Representation.  BOCA neither  represents that an export
license  shall  not be  required  nor that,  if  required,  it shall be  issued.
Further,  if such  license  is  issued,  revocation  of such  export  license or
modification  thereof  that  prevents  BOCA from  performing  all or part of its
obligations  under this Agreement shall not be deemed a breach of this Agreement
to the extent such revocation or  modification is not  attributable to BOCA; or,
if such  revocation or modification is attributable to BOCA, is remedied by BOCA
on an expedited basis and at least within sixty (60) days.

                                   ARTICLE 10
                             NON-USE OF TRADEMARKS

     Neither  Party shall use the trade names,  trademarks,  or service marks of
the other party or any adaptation  thereof,  in any advertising,  promotional or
sales literature  without prior written consent obtained from the other party in
each case.

                                   ARTICLE 11
                                  TERMINATION

     11.1  Termination  for  Convenience.  If  BOCA  has  not  timely  presented
acceptable  deliverables  for the FoxBox Services or  deliverables  for the Thin
Client  Services in  accordance  with the  provisions  of this  Agreement,  then
NETWOLVES may terminate  this Agreement for  convenience,  effective upon giving
Notice of Termination.

     11.2  Termination  for Cause.  Upon any material  breach or default of this
Agreement by any Party (the "Breaching  Party"),  the non-breaching  Party shall
have the right to  terminate  this  Agreement  and the rights,  privileges,  and
license  granted  hereunder by sixty (60) days' notice to the  Breaching  Party.
Such  termination  shall become  effective unless the Breaching Party shall have
cured any such breach or default by diligently pursuing remedial action prior to
the  expiration  of the sixty (60) day period;  provided  that, if the Breaching
Party shall be in breach or default of the same  provision  twice within any six
(6) month period, the non-breaching Party shall have the right to terminate this
Agreement immediately without providing the Breaching Party the sixty (60) days'
notice and cure period.
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     11.3 Effect of  Termination.  Upon  termination  of this  Agreement for any
reason,  each Party shall,  at the option of the other Party,  return or destroy
all  Confidential  Information and Know-How in its possession owned by the other
Party.

                                   ARTICLE 12
                                      TERM

     The term of this Agreement  shall be for a period of two (2) years from the
date of this Agreement  unless sooner  terminated  pursuant to the provisions of
this Agreement.

                                   ARTICLE 13
                 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS AND PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS

     NETWOLVES and BOCA shall  cooperate  with each other so that each party may
issue  a press  release  concerning  this  Agreement  within  ninety  (90)  days
following the execution of this Agreement,  provided that each party may approve
any such press release prior to its release.  Such press release shall include a
quote attributable to the executive officer of each party.

                                   ARTICLE 14
                               GENERAL PROVISIONS

     14.1 Notices. All notices, demands or other communications given under this
Agreement shall be in writing and shall be mailed by first-class, registered, or
certified mail,  return receipt  requested,  postage prepaid,  or transmitted by
hand delivery  (including  delivery by courier),  telegram,  telex, or facsimile
transmission, addressed as follows:

                (i)     If to BOCA:
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                        Boca Research, Inc.
                        Attention:  Executive Vice President & General Manager
                        1377 Clint Moore Road
                        Boca Raton, FL  33487-2722
                        Telephone:  (561) 997-6227
                        Facsimile:   (561) 997-6934
<PAGE>
                        With a copy to:
                        --------------
                        Robert W. Federspiel
                        Spinner, Dittman, Federspiel & Dowling
                        501 E. Atlantic Avenue
                        Delray Beach, FL  33483
                        Telephone:  (561) 276-2900
                        Facsimile:   (561) 276-5489

                (ii)    If to NETWOLVES:
                        ---------------
                        NetWolves Corporation
                        Attn: Daniel G. Stephens, Jr., Chief Information Officer
                        6016 Benjamin Road, Suite 107
                        Tampa, FL  33634
                        Telephone:  (813) 885-2779
                        Facsimile:   (813) 885-2380

                        With a copy to:
                        --------------
                        Andrew C. Greenberg
                        Carlton Fields
                        P.O. Box 3239
                        Tampa, FL  33601-3239
                        Telephone:  (813) 223-7000
                        Facsimile:   (813) 229-4133

or to such other  address  which each Party may  designate by notice in writing.
Each  such  notice,  demand,  or other  communication  which  shall  be  mailed,
delivered,  or transmitted in the manner  described  above shall be deemed given
for all  purposes at such time as it is  delivered  to the  addressee  (with the
return  receipt,  the delivery  receipt,  the affidavit of  messenger,  or (with
respect to a telex) the answer back being deemed  conclusive (but not exclusive)
evidence  of such  delivery),  or at such time as  delivery  is  refused  by the
addressee upon presentation.

     14.2 Governing Law. The construction and  interpretation  of this Agreement
and the  rights of the  Parties  shall be  governed  by the laws of the State of
Florida without regard to its conflicts of laws provisions.  The parties consent
to personal  jurisdiction  and venue in the state and federal  courts located in
Florida over any dispute  arising from or in connection  with this Agreement not
otherwise  submitted to arbitration.  Each Party hereby consents to the personal
jurisdiction  of the state and  federal  courts in Florida  in any such  dispute
arising  from or  relating to this  Agreement.  Each Party  further  agrees that
services of process may be made,  in addition to any other  method  permitted by
law, by certified mail, return receipt requested, sent to the applicable address
set forth herein.  Any award or injunctive  relief granted in any dispute may be
enforced by either  Party in either the courts of the State of Florida or in the
United States District Courts in Florida.

     14.3  Assignment.  This Agreement  shall be binding upon and shall inure to
the benefit of the Parties hereto and their respective successors and assigns as
permitted  hereunder.  No person or entity  other than the Parties  hereto is or
shall be entitled to bring any action to enforce any provision of this Agreement
against any of the Parties hereto, and the covenants and agreements set forth in
this Agreement shall be solely for the benefit of, and shall be enforceable only
<PAGE>
by, the Parties hereto or their  respective  successors and assigns as permitted
hereunder.  Except for assignment to an Affiliate, a successor in interest or to
the purchaser of all or substantially all of the assets of a party, neither this
Agreement nor any rights  hereunder shall be assignable by any Party without the
prior  written  consent of the other Party  hereto,  which  consent shall not be
unreasonably withheld.

     14.4  Further  Assurances.  Each Party  agrees to take or cause to be taken
such  further  actions,  to execute,  deliver and file or cause to be  executed,
delivered and filed such further documents,  and to obtain such consents, as may
be necessary or reasonably  requested in order to fully effectuate the purposes,
terms, and conditions of this Agreement.

     14.5 Entire  Agreement;  Amendment.  This Agreement  constitutes the entire
agreement  between the Parties  with  respect to the subject  matter  hereof and
supersedes all other prior agreements and understandings, both written and oral,
between the Parties with respect to such matters. No amendment to this Agreement
shall be made except by an instrument in writing signed on behalf each Party.

     14.6  Severability.  If any court or  arbiter  of  applicable  jurisdiction
determines that any of the agreements,  covenants,  and  undertakings  set forth
herein, or any part thereof,  is invalid or unenforceable,  the provision shall,
to the extent  possible,  be restated to reflect the  original  intention of the
Parties, and the remainder of this Agreement shall be given full effect, without
regard to the invalid or restated portions.

     14.7 Waiver.  The failure of either Party to assert a right hereunder or to
insist upon  compliance  with any term or condition of this Agreement  shall not
constitute  a waiver of that  right or excuse a similar  subsequent  failure  to
perform any such term or condition by the other Party.

     14.8  Counterparts.   This  Agreement  may  be  executed  in  two  or  more
counterparts,  each of which shall be deemed to be an original, but all of which
together shall constitute one and the same agreement.

     14.9 Compliance with Laws. In performing under this Agreement, both Parties
agree  to  comply  with all  applicable  laws,  rules,  and  regulations  of any
governmental entity.

     14.10 Force  Majeure.  Neither Party shall not be liable to the other Party
for any loss or damage  done to delays or failure to perform  resulting  from an
event of "force majeure," including without  limitation,  acts of God; accident;
war; fire; lockout; strike or labor dispute; riot or civil commotion; act of the
public enemy;  enactment,  rule,  order, or act of civil or military  authority;
unforeseeable  judicial action;  or  unforeseeable  inability to secure adequate
materials, labor, or facilities.

     14.11  Permits  and  Licenses.   The  Parties  agree  that  BOCA  shall  be
responsible for obtaining all necessary United States federal and state permits,
licenses,  and other government  approvals  relating to the work performed under
this  Agreement;  and NETWOLVES shall be responsible for obtaining all necessary
permits, licenses, and other government approvals relating to the work performed
<PAGE>
in other countries with regards to their FoxBox Units. The Party responsible for
obtaining  government  approvals  agrees  to  indemnify  the  other for any loss
incurred  due  to the  asserted  or  established  failure  to  comply  with  the
responsible Party's respective  obligation to obtain such applicable  government
approvals.  Each Party agrees to reasonably assist the other, at the responsible
Party's expense, in obtaining all such necessary government approvals.

     IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties have hereunto set their hands and seals and
duly executed this Agreement the day and year set forth above.

                                      BOCA RESEARCH, INC.

                                      By: /s/Navroze S. Mehta        9/10/99
                                          --------------------------------------
                                      Name:   Navroze S. Mehta
                                      Title:  President - BOCA Global

                                      NETWOLVES TECHNOLOGIES

                                      By:  /s/ Daniel G. Stephens
                                           -------------------------------------
                                      Name:   Daniel G. Stephens, Jr.
                                      Title:  Chief Information Officer
                                              Officer of the Company
<PAGE>
                               TABLE OF EXHIBITS

EXHIBIT A                       FOXBOX ENGINEERING SERVICES

EXHIBIT B                       FOXBOX CASE REDESIGN REQUIREMENTS

EXHIBIT C                       FOXBOX SPECIFICATIONS

EXHIBIT D                       HOMOLOGATION STATES

EXHIBIT E                       NETWOLVES THIN CLIENT SPECIFICATIONS

EXHIBIT F                       MAXIMUM UNIT PRICES

EXHIBIT G                       MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
<PAGE>
                                   EXHIBIT A
                          FOXBOX ENGINEERING SERVICES

     1. Chassis  Designs.  BOCA shall take all steps necessary to design two (2)
FoxBox  chassis (a single  rack mount unit and a four rack mount  unit) that are
acceptable  to  NETWOLVES  in  accordance  with  the  NETWOLVES  FoxBox  Chassis
Specifications, attached hereto as Exhibit B, and to prepare detailed schematics
and  such  other  documentation  as may be  necessary  for the  manufacture  and
assembly of a conforming chassis.

     2. Detailed  Schematics and Directions for FoxBox  Manufacture.  BOCA shall
take  all  steps  necessary  to  prepare  detailed  schematics  and  such  other
documentation  (the  "Documentation")  as may be necessary for  manufacture  and
assembly of a computer  conforming in all respects to the FoxBox  Specification,
attached hereto as Exhibit C. The Documentation  shall be sufficiently  complete
and set forth with sufficient particularity to enable a person of ordinary skill
in the art to  manufacture  a computer  conforming in all respects to the FoxBox
Specification.   The  Documentation  shall  include,  without  limitation,   the
following:

     *    All documents  necessary to apply for and to achieve UL  Certification
          (1950  3d  Edition)  for  any  computer   manufactured  in  accordance
          therewith.
     *    Detailed schematic drawings of all FoxBox Unit components.
     *    Specifications package for all FoxBox Unit components.
     *    Work instructions for Mass Production of the FoxBox Units.
     *    Enhanced drawings and sourcing for customized  cables,  LEDs and other
          components unique to the FoxBox Units

     3.  Homologation  Services.  BOCA shall take all steps necessary to prepare
detailed  schematics and such other  documentation as necessary for Homologation
of the FoxBox  computers  manufactured  in accordance  therewith with the states
identified in Exhibit D, attached hereto. BOCA shall then provide all Regulatory
approval support and shall be responsible for obtaining all approvals  necessary
for  NETWOLVES  to sell  FoxBox  Units in each state  listed in Exhibit D. These
services shall include:  detailed  assessment of the requirements for each piece
of equipment by individual  country;  arranging for a proper local applicant for
approval  where  required;  collection  and  assimilation  of all  materials and
documentation  required  for  compliance;  review of test data to ensure  agency
compliance;  on-site testing support where required; assuring that all necessary
supporting documentation has been provided and properly prepared; preparing type
approval application or compliance folders for local agencies' specific formats;
attending  pre-submission and coordination meetings with the regulatory agencies
as necessary;  modification of the  application  (if necessary)  based on agency
comments, feedback and recommendations;  submission of the completed application
or  maintenance  of  a  compliance  folder;  careful  coordination  with  agency
officials  through  and until  receipt of  approvals;  and  notification  of the
application approval and delivery of the approval certificate.

     4.  Prototypes and Sourcing.  BOCA shall provide  NETWOLVES with prototypes
and sourcing for production with respect to each of the above elements.
<PAGE>
                                   EXHIBIT B
                       FOXBOX CASE REDESIGN REQUIREMENTS

1.      Overall Design Goal.

     (a)  Design two separate cases.
          i.   5 Rack mount units high.
               A.   Expandable   (access   to  all   PCI/ISA   card   slots   on
                    motherboard).
               B.   Higher Wattage, internal power supply.
          ii.  1 Rack mount unit high.
               A.   One combo PCI/ISA slot set  horizontally  for Modem,  T1/56K
                    card, 2nd Ethernet card, etc.
               B.   Possibly external power supply.
               C.   Similar in shape and size to Cisco 2500 series case.

2.   Fasteners.

     (a)  No self  tapping  screws.  They are  difficult to install and they can
          potentially leave small slivers of metal inside of the unit.

     (b)  Utilize  identical  screw in as many locations as possible.  This will
          speed assembly line construction.

3.   Faceplate.

     (a)  Possibly molded plastic if less expensive than metal.
     (b)  Use  printed  stickers  vs.  silkscreening  for  logos.  This would be
          advantageous for potential OEM's.
     (c)  Snap on faceplate/bezel.
     (d)  Construct the LED's as a single assembly to snap into the faceplate.
     (e)  Three openings.
          i.   Two hard drive  openings into which standard 3.5" hard drives can
               be inserted onto rails with power/data cable mate.
          ii.  One opening for an  internal  tape backup - specific  tape system
               needs to be chosen.

4.   Case Frame.
     (a)  Two Frames.
          i.   5 Rack Mount Units (RMU) high.
               A.   possibly  framed  similar  to a PC with a  slide-over  outer
                    covering.
          ii.  1 Rack Mount Unit high.
               A.   Similar to Cisco 2500 series.
     (b)  Solid bottom plate onto which the motherboard plate will attach.
     (c)  Optional Mounting Brackets for 19" rack.
     (d)  5 RMU case Must have mounting system for ATX power supply.
<PAGE>
5.   Power Supply.
     (a)  Must be phased to an ATX form factor for 5 RMU unit.
     (b)  Possibly external for 1 RMU unit, or custom internal.

6.   Mounting Brackets.
     (a)  Screw into box cover -> into nuts welded on cover.
     (b)  Alternate  method of  attachment so FoxBox can be mounted flat (bottom
          against the wall) onto a wall.

7.   Motherboard Plate.
     (a)  Pre-attach   mounting   hardware  for  motherboard  to  ease  assembly
          (standoffs and key slots).
     (b)  Have all mounting points utilize same screw.
     (c)  Mounting  plate  motherboard  attachment  holes  may need to change on
          occasion to support motherboard revisions.

8.   Ports and Switches.
     (a)  Move console port to front of case.
     (b)  Move ATX power switch to front.
     (c)  Remove reset switch.

9.   Hard Drive System.
     (a)  Hard drives mounted on rails for easy insertion and removal.
     (b)  Connector  assembly  on rail kit and at the back of the  drive  bay so
          cables do not slide in and out.
     (c)  Face plate pops off and drives can be removed/inserted.

10.  Packaging.
     (a)  Potentially  decrease  width of packaging  for use in  automatic  tape
          machines.

11.  Certifications.
(a)  The case design MUST be fully  compliant with all guidelines in UL 1950 3rd
     edition.
<PAGE>
                                   EXHIBIT C
                             FOXBOX SPECIFICATIONS

     The FoxBox is an Internet communications gateway providing  enterprise-wide
connectivity,  distance learning,  firewall security and productivity  enhancing
applications.  All FoxBoxes produced by BOCA shall be functionally equivalent or
superior  to existing  FoxBox  products  sold by  NETWOLVES.  FoxBoxes  shall be
delivered complete, packaged and ready for commercial distribution in accordance
with NETWOLVES' written instructions.

     Except as set forth below,  FoxBox Units shall conform in all respects with
the  following  documents:  FoxBox  Quick Start  Guide;  FoxBox  Administrator's
Manual;  FoxBox  Configuration  Guide;  FoxBox Technical Reference Guide; FoxBox
Client  Configuration  Guide;  FoxBox Virtual Private Networking Module;  FoxBox
Advanced  Access  Control  Module;  SEC  E-mail  Archive  (Security  &  Exchange
Commission); and Citrix Application Note: Connecting to a WinFrame Server.

     All  FoxBox  Units  shall be  interoperable  with the  FoxBox  Thin  Client
software  and  hardware  conforming  with the Thin  Client  Specifications.  All
hardware  must be  supported  by the FreeBSD  Operating  system,  and capable of
executing  the  following  software  at  least  as  well as  existing  NETWOLVES
hardware: Apache1.3.3; Bind 8.12; Fetchmail 4.7.8; FreeBSD 2.2.8; IMAP 4.5 Beta;
IP Filter  3.2.10;  ISC DHCP  2.0b1p16;  MRTG  2.5.3;  Perl  5.003;  PHP  3.0.6;
PostgreSQL 6.4.2; Sendmail 8.9.3; Squid 2.1Patch2;  Samba 2.0; SNMPD 3.5.3; SSH;
and SUDO 1.5.6p2.

     FoxBox Units shall further include the following components:

FoxBox DDR Model:
----------------
  1.    19" Rackmountable Case (8 pieces)
  2.    Power Supply 230 Watt UL approved Double Throw
  3.    Tyan Trinity (S1590S) Mother Board
  4.    Cyrix M2 300 Mhz processor with fan
  5.    32MB DIMM PC-100 SDRAM
  6.    Accton 10 Mbit PCI Ethernet card
  7.    Western Digital 4.3. GB Hard Drive with IDE cable
  8.    FoxBox Packaging
  9.    Power Cord
 10.    15` Blue (cat 5) Straight thru Ethernet
 11.    Boca Research  --  V.90 modem
 12.    Standard Phone Cord

FoxBox ISDN Model:
-----------------
  1.    19" Rackmountable Case (8 pieces)
  2.    Power Supply 230 Watt UL approved Double Throw
  3.    Tyan Trinity (S1590S) Mother Board
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  4.    Cyrix M2 300 Mhz processor with fan
  5.    32MB DIMM PC-100 SDRAM
  6.    Accton 10 Mbit PCI Ethernet card
  7.    Western Digital 4.3. GB Hard Drive with IDE cable
  8.    FoxBox Packaging
  9.    Power Cord
 10.    15` Blue (cat 5) Straight thru Ethernet
 11.    US Robotics Courier Imodem ISDN TA
 12.    RJ-45 Silver Satin Cable

FoxBox 56K Model:
----------------
  1.    19" Rackmountable Case (8 pieces)
  2.    Power Supply 230 Watt UL approved Double Throw
  3.    Tyan Trinity (S1590S) Mother Board
  4.    Cyrix M2 300 Mhz processor with fan
  5.    32MB DIMM PC-100 SDRAM
  6.    Accton 10 Mbit PCI Ethernet card
  7.    Western Digital 4.3. GB Hard Drive with IDE cable
  8.    FoxBox Packaging
  9.    Power Cord
 10.    15` Blue (cat 5) Straight thru Ethernet
 11.    RS-232 (8 bit) Sync Serial Card
 12.    56K CSU/DSU
 13.    10` RS-232 cable (25 pin to 25 pin M/M)

FoxBox T1 Model:
---------------
  1.    19" Rackmountable Case (8 pieces)
  2.    Power Supply 230 Watt UL approved Double Throw
  3.    Tyan Trinity (S1590S) Mother Board
  4.    Cyrix M2 300 Mhz processor with fan
  5.    32MB DIMM PC-100 SDRAM
  6.    Accton 10 Mbit PCI Ethernet card
  7.    Western Digital 4.3. GB Hard Drive with IDE cable
  8.    FoxBox Packaging
  9.    Power Cord
 10.    15` Blue (cat 5) Straight thru Ethernet
 11.    V.35 card (8 bit) Sync Serial Card
 12.    T1 CSU/DSU
 13.    V.35 Winchester Cable

FoxBox S2E Model:
----------------
  1.    19" Rackmountable Case (8 pieces)
  2.    Power Supply 230 Watt UL approved Double Throw
  3.    Tyan Trinity (S1590S) Mother Board
  4.    Cyrix M2 300 Mhz processor with fan
  5.    32MB DIMM PC-100 SDRAM
  6.    Accton 10 Mbit PCI Ethernet card
  7.    Western Digital 4.3. GB Hard Drive with IDE cable
  8.    FoxBox Packaging
  9.    Power Cord
 10.    15` Blue (cat 5) Straight thru Ethernet
 11.    Accton 10Mbit PCI Ethernet Card
 12.    15` Red (cat 5) Crossover cable
<PAGE>

                                   EXHIBIT D
                               HOMOLOGATION STATES

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>

   Asia/Pacific:                      Mid-East/Africa:
   ------------                       ---------------
<S>                                     <C>
Australia/New Zealand                   Bahrain
Hong Kong (China)                       Egypt
India                                   Kuwait
Indonesia                               Nigeria
Japan                                   Saudi
Korea                                   South Africa
Malaysia
Singapore
Taiwan
Thailand

Europe:                               Latin America:
------                                -------------
Belgium                                 Argentina
Denmark                                 Brazil
Finland                                 Chile
France                                  Costa Rica
*Germany                                Ecuador
Holland                                 *Mexico
Italy                                   *Panama
Norway                                  Venezuela
Spain
Sweden                             North America:
*United Kingdom                         *Canada
</TABLE>
<PAGE>

                                   EXHIBIT E
                      NETWOLVES THIN CLIENT SPECIFICATIONS

     The  diskless  workstation  (Fox pup) is a thin client  designed to support
rich audio and video through our ESCN product.  It shall be relatively small and
durable with limited  moving parts.  All hardware  shall be supported by FreeBSD
3.2 operating system.

     1.   Motherboard
          a.   Netboot Capable.
          b.   Support for a 300mhz K6-AMD or GXM-National.
          c.   Support for Memory up to 128 Megs.

     2.   Memory
          a.   Type is DIMM.
          b.   Size  should  be no less  than 64  Megs,  however,  the  more the
               better.

     3.   Drives
          a.   No Hard Drive or Floppy Drive.

     4.   Sound
          a.   Any True Sound Blaster chip set.

     5.   Video
          a.   Should be supported by FreeBSD and have excellent  performance in
               an X-window  environment.  See attached list for compatible video
               cards.
          b.   The video card should have at least 4 Megs of video on the card.

     6.   Network Card
          a.   10/100 Megabit Ethernet. See attached list for compatible network
               cards.
          b.   Should  have  a  TCP/IP  Boot  prom  (uses  the  bootp  protocol)
               installed.

     7.   I/O
          a.   PS/2 Keyboard.
          b.   PS/2 Mouse.
          c.   One available PCI slot for expansion.

     8.   Monitor
          a.   14" Minimum.

     9.   Peripherals
          a.   PS/2 Keyboard.
          b.   PS/2 Mouse.
          c.   External Speakers (may be mounted on or inside monitor).
<PAGE>
     10.  Case
          a.   Max. dimensions: Width = 13", Depth = 10", Height = 3".
          b.   Desired headphone jack mounted on the front of the case.

     Below are a few video cards believed to be supported by FreeBSD:

     S3 with one of the  following  S3 chipsets:  911,  924,  801/805,  928, 732
(Trio32), 764, 765, 775, 785 (Trio64*), 864, 868, 964, 968 and M65 (Aurora64V+).

     Mach32  series:  Graphics  Ultra+,  Graphics  Ultra Pro,  Graphics  Wonder,
Graphics Ultra XLR, Graphics Ultra AXO, VLB mach32-D, PCI mach32-D, ISA mach32.

     Mach64  series:  Graphics  Xpression,  Graphics Pro Turbo,  Win Boost,  Win
Turbo, Graphics.

     Pro Turbo  1600,  Video  Xpression,  3D  Xpression,  Video  Xpression+,  3D
Xpression+, All- In-Wonder, All-In-Wonder PRO, 3D Pro Turbo, ATI-TV, XPERT@Play,
XPERT@Work, XPERT XL.

     Below are a few Ethernet cards believed to be supported by FreeBSD:

     SMC Elite 16 WD8013 Ethernet interface, and most other WD8003E,  WD8003EBT,
     WD8003W, WD8013W, WD8003S, WD8003SBT and WD8013EBT based clones.

     SMC Elite Ultra and 9432TX based cards are also supported.

     DEC EtherWORKS III NICs (DE203, DE204 and DE205).

     DEC EtherWORKS II NICs (DE200, DE201, DE202 and DE422).

     DEC DC21040/DC21041/DC21140 based NICs:

        ASUS PCI-L101-TB
        Accton ENI1203
        Cogent EM960PCI
        Compex CPXPCI/32C
        D-Link DE-530
        DEC DE435
        Danpex EN-9400P3
        JCIS Condor JC1260
        Linksys EtherPCI

        SMC  EtherPower  10/100  (Model  9332)
        SMC  EtherPower  (Model 8432) SMC
        EtherPower (2)
<PAGE>
      Intel EtherExpress
      Intel EtherExpress Pro/100B 100Mbit
      Novell NE1000, NE2000 and NE2100 ethernet interface
      3Com 3C501 cards
      3Com 3C503 Etherlink II
      3Com 3c505 Etherlink/+
      3Com 3C507 Etherlink 16/TP
      3Com 3C590, 3C595 Etherlink III
      3Com 3C90x cards

     NOTE: FreeBSD does not currently support PnP (plug-n-play) features present
on some ethernet  cards.  If your card has PnP and is giving you  problems,  try
disabling the PnP features.

<PAGE>
                                   EXHIBIT F
                              MAXIMUM UNIT PRICES

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
NETWOLVES PRODUCT                       BOCA SKU                  PRICE
-----------------                       --------                  -----
<S>                                     <C>                     <C>
Fox Box DDR Unit                        NWMODEM                 $  660.00
FoxBox ISDN Unit                        NWISDN                  $  850.00
FoxBox 56K Unit                         NWCSU56K                $1,295.00
FoxBox T-1 Unit                         NWCSUT1                 $1,541.87
FoxBox 82E Unit                         NW2ETHER                $  646.00
NetWolves Thin Client Unit              NWTC                    $  500.00
</TABLE>
<PAGE>
                                   EXHIBIT G
                          MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

     This Non-Binding  Memorandum of Understanding (this  "Memorandum")  between
Boca Research, Inc. ("BOCA") and NetWolves Technologies, Inc. ("NETWOLVES") sets
forth the understanding of the parties concerning an intent to negotiate in good
faith a joint  marketing  agreement;  provided,  however,  that each party shall
determine   in  their  sole  and   exclusive   discretion,   respectively,   the
acceptability or non-acceptability  of such joint marketing  agreement.  Nothing
set forth in this Memorandum shall be binding upon the parties,  and all binding
terms,  if any,  shall  be set  forth,  if at  all,  in a  definitive  agreement
subsequently executed by both parties.

     The parties  contemplate  that a definitive  joint marketing  agreement may
include the following terms:

     1.  NETWOLVES  shall  license  BOCA  the  right  to  manufacture  equipment
comprising Fox Box Technology on an OEM, private label basis.

     2. Such right shall be limited to the  following  sales  channels:  Ingram,
Merisel and Tech-Data,  and shall be  geographically  limited to Domestic United
States markets.

     3. The fee for such  license  paid to  NETWOLVES by BOCA for each such unit
shall be a fixed price per unit in accordance with the following schedule, which
shall be the announced  NETWOLVES'  Suggested Retail Price (the "NSRP") for such
unit,  less an  amount  equal to a  percentage  of the NSRP for such unit as set
forth in the following table:
<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
              Unit Quantity Licensed in
              Most Recent Twelve Months           Percentage Discount
                  <S>                                    <C>
                   1     to  1,000                       33%
                   1,001 to  2,000                       35%
                   2,001 to  3,000                       37%
                   3,001 to  5,000                       40%
                   5,001 to 10,000                       45%
                  10,001 or more                         48%
</TABLE>
BOCA may further  deduct  from the fee for each unit sold BOCA's  actual Cost of
Work,  exclusive  of  overhead,  with  respect to that unit.  To the extent such
additional deductions are taken BOCA shall give an accounting therefor.

     4. If BOCA does not sell (or make  payment  of prices  for) at least  three
thousand  (3,000)  units  within any  twenty-four  (24) month  period  after the
execution of the definitive  agreement,  then NETWOLVES  shall have the right to
terminate the definitive agreement.

     5. The term of the  Agreement  shall  be  coextensive  with the term of the
Strategic Alliance Agreement; provided, however, that NETWOLVES shall retain the
right to terminate the definitive  agreement for  convenience if BOCA shall fail
to comply with NETWOLVES policies  reasonably  promulgated from time to time and
applicable to similar distributors and OEM arrangements.<PAGE>

                                                                   Exhibit 10.22

                               AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO
                  GENERAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES AGREEMENT

     AMENDMENT NO. 1, dated as of January 17, 2000 (the "Amendment"), to the
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GENERAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES AGREEMENT dated as of April 30, 1999 (the
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"Agreement"), between DIGEX, INCORPORATED, a Delaware corporation ("Digex"), and
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INTERMEDIA COMMUNICATIONS INC., a Delaware corporation ("Intermedia").
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     In consideration of the mutual agreements set forth herein, the parties
agree as follows:

1.   Revised Service Fees.  Section 5.1 of the Agreement is hereby replaced in
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its entirety with the following:

     5.1   In consideration for the Services rendered by Intermedia hereunder,
     Digex shall pay to Intermedia the following service fees (the "Service
     Fees"):

            (a) with respect to each calendar month during the period commencing
            on April 1, 1999 and ending on March 31, 2000, the fixed monthly
            Service Fee set forth for such month in Schedule C; and

            (b) with respect to each calendar month during the period commencing
            on April 1, 2000 and ending on March 31, 2001, a fixed monthly
            Service Fee which shall be negotiated in good faith by Digex and
            Intermedia during the first quarter of 2000.

2.   Bonus Payments. Section 5.4 is hereby inserted into the Agreement.
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Section 5.4 shall state as follows:

     5.4   Digex shall reimburse Intermedia for 50% of the bonus awards paid in
     calendar year 2000 (with respect to performance during calendar year 1999)
     to Intermedia's management personnel who support the Services provided to
     Digex under the terms of the Agreement. The amount of such reimbursement is
     expected to be approximately $1.0 million. Payment of the amounts due under
     this Section 5.4 shall be made promptly after

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     delivery by Intermedia to Digex of a request for payment together with
     reasonable supporting documentation of the payment of such amounts.

3.   Transition Plan. Section 5.5 is hereby inserted into the Agreement.
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Section 5.5 shall state as follows:

     5.5   During the first quarter of 2000, Digex and Intermedia shall work
     together to develop a transition plan designed to reduce the reliance by
     Digex on the Services rendered by Intermedia hereunder.

4.   Revised Schedule C. Schedule C to the Agreement is hereby replaced in its
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entirety with the following:

                                   SCHEDULE C

                             Monthly Management Fee
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                          (Dollar amounts in thousands)

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
               Month            Year                   Fee
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          <S>                   <C>                    <C>
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          April                 1999                        $2,000.00
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          May                   1999                        $2,000.00
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          June                  1999                        $2,000.00
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          July                  1999                        $1,500.00
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          August                1999                        $1,500.00
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          September             1999                        $1,500.00
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          October               1999                        $2,000.00
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          November              1999                        $2,000.00
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          December              1999                        $2,000.00
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</TABLE>

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<TABLE>
<CAPTION>

          <S>                   <C>                    <C>
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          January               2000                        $2,000.00
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          February              2000                        $2,000.00
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          March                 2000                        $2,000.00
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</TABLE>

5.   Governing Law.      This Amendment is made under and shall be governed by
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and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Florida without giving
effect to principles of conflicts of laws.

6.   Miscellaneous.      Except as amended by this Amendment, the Agreement
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shall remain in full force and effect. The descriptive headings contained in
this Amendment are included for convenience of reference only and shall not
affect in any way the meaning or interpretation of this Amendment. This
Amendment may be executed in counterparts and all such counterparts taken
together shall be deemed to constitute one and the same instrument and shall be
binding notwithstanding that the parties hereto are not all signatories to the
same counterpart.

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     IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this Amendment to be executed
as of the date set forth above by their duly authorized representatives,
effective as of the day and year first above written.

                              DIGEX, INCORPORATED

                              By: /s/ MARK K. SHULL
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                              Name: Mark K. Shull
                              Title: President and CEO

                         INTERMEDIA COMMUNICATIONS, INC.

                              By: /s/ DAVID C. RUBERG
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                              Name: David C. Ruberg
                              Title: President and CEO

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