[syto203]

LogMeIn Hamachi² Mobile Beta v2.0.0.10 (Freeware)
Requirements: WM5-WM6-WM6.1-WM6.5
Overview: The beta release of LogMeIn Hamachi² Mobile is a secure VPN client for the Windows Mobile platform, offering connectivity from dispersed environments to your resources. It operates and behaves much the same as the existing Hamachi² for Windows, with some features removed or modified to adapt to the Mobile OS.




known Issues:
*Traditional Windows file sharing does not yet work reliably with this build. We recommend using Hamachi Mobile in conjunction with HTTP File Server, which, in our experience, works extremely well.
*Connections to Exchange server require ActiveSync over the Air to be set up in Exchange. For more information, see here.
*The Hamachi² Mobile client cannot act as a gateway in gateway networks.
*VPN feature does not work via ActiveSync.

More Info:

Code: Select allhttps://secure.logmein.com/US/labs/

Download Instructions:
http://www.mediafire.com/?yp35id73z1y9wa1


P.S: Feels good to b back *horray*

< CAB file: hamachi-2.CAB - No serial needed > - G & a

[farshid]

Please Specific Version number, because there are already many other LogMeIn releases in the forum.

[syto203]

damn srry i thought ive already, put that fixed it now

[farshid]

Nice Release. +5 WRZ$ Freeware Reward. Category: Internet/Network Utilities.

Hamachi is a lifesaver. Especially being able to connect to my virtual network via my phone. Many of times I've used Hamachi to log into my Work or Home PC to throw a couple files or make simple text file edits and upload the changes to my Web Host via FTP, using Remote Desktop.

I also setup a modem on my work PC and use Hamachi to Remote Desktop into my work PC then Dial-out using my work's phone lines, in order to remotely admin equipment via hyperterminal.

Glad to see a new version. I haven't seen much work done on the old v1 release. I figured they scrapped it.

Nice! Thanks for this.

Thank you Player911 for telling us for what you use Hamachi.

Can you access to files shared remotely with it ? (by using Resco Explorer, Map drive for example)