Alt+Connect/Wconnect (Internet connection sharing and dialup management software) Homepage

New? Then read all about 'Alt+Connect'

What is Alt+Connect? What does it do? What features does it have? What clients are there? All the before-you-download facts.

If you like connectd, if it's helped you out, then please tell other people about it.

If you have a links section on your personal web page then link to here, as many search engines rate pages by links.

Or register support by clicking through from Freshmeat's Alt+Connect page--which I keep uptodate with the lastest versions.

For another take on a connectd, try Stuart Rackham's connectd at http://www.methods.co.nz/connect/

Peter MILLER; fuchsia.groan@virgin.net
Wednesday, 7 January 2004
This page is always under development.


Downloads:
`Alt+Connect 2.5.0/8`	`altcon2508.zip`	`527k`	`Thu, 13 Dec 2001`	Source distribution of Alt+Connect. Does not compile under gcc 3.x+ This is incompatible with connectd 1.x.x needed for wconnect 0.8.x (CHANGES\|FEATURES)
`Alt+Connect 2.5.7/10`	`altcon257A.zip`	`871k`	`Sat, 13 Sep 2003`	"Development version" - 2.6 in waiting, hopefully... (CHANGES) - compiles under GCC 3.x+. Also includes kconnect for KDE2, KDE3; experimental ADSL; quotas; multiple ISDN ISPs; .
`wconnect 0.85h`	`wcon085h.zip`	`300k`	`Thu, 06 Jun 2002`	A Windows client for alt-connection 2.4+; will not work with version of connect before this. Wconnect is shareware: you need a licence for more than three copies. (CHANGES\|DOCUMENTATION)
`wconnect 0.85.1i`	`wcon0851i.zip`	`376k`	`Wed, 07 Jan 2004`	Development version of wconnect. (CHANGES)
`Windows Alt+Connect 2.5.7/3`	`wconnectd.zip`	`379k`	`Mon, 20 May 2002`	A straight port of alt+connect to windows. Still rough around the edges. It runs as a service under NT. It can use Windows 2000 ICS but otherwise it does nothing about ip-forwarding/proxying. (README\|CHANGES)

Alt+Connect: Internet Connection Sharing, and dialup management software.
Alt+Connect 2.6 You can pretty much treat the development version as stable (its just a little untidy); one day it might become 2.6 Unearthed Arcania Hints for Debian users, by Philipp Stratmann and Greg Boundy. If you want to share your tips for connectd use, I'll be happy to upload/link to them--just email me. Help fund connectd development There is still plenty of work that needs doing on connectd. If you're a company--or a linux distributor--using connectd why not sponsor a feature; it will be you that benefits in the long term.		New? Then read all about 'Alt+Connect' What is Alt+Connect? What does it do? What features does it have? What clients are there? All the before-you-download facts. Tell people about Alt+Connect If you like connectd, if it's helped you out, then please tell other people about it. If you have a links section on your personal web page then link to here, as many search engines rate pages by links. Or register support by clicking through from Freshmeat's Alt+Connect page--which I keep uptodate with the lastest versions. Other Connectds For another take on a connectd, try Stuart Rackham's connectd at http://www.methods.co.nz/connect/ Peter MILLER; fuchsia.groan@virgin.net Wednesday, 7 January 2004 This page is always under development.