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LAN Search Pro 8.4.0

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LAN Search Pro 8.4.0 description

LAN Search Pro 8.4.0 supports a method to find out files on your network. It helps you save your time and money when you need to find some information in your LAN. It features include a very fast multi-threaded search engine, ability to search hidden network resources, restricted access resources and IP sub-networks and much more.
Major Features:
  1. Search according to the specified criteria, search filters.
  2. Ability to search the hidden resources, IP sub-networks, LAN FTP servers.
  3. Ability to search the resources with restricted access (the ones you need a login and password to access).
  4. Ability to ignore some computers (e.g. slow servers) when performing the search. You can also search for specific servers only.
  5. Ability to search specific network folders and much more.
  6. Save, load, sort, navigate, and perform any other actions on the search results.
  7. Fast multi-threaded search engine
  8. Support of large amounts of data the list can now contain up to 2,000,000 files
Enhancements:
  • Added extra settings for IP address discovery.
  • It is now possible to choose among three discovery methods (ICMP, ARP, NetBios).
  • Max number of threads and discovery timeout can be configured.
  • Discovered IP address can be resolved to user-friendly host names.
File size: 681 KB
Platform: Windows All
License: Freeware
Price: FREE
Downloads: 24
Date added: 2009-05-09
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