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Daemon Servers can turn your PC into a server, allowing others to access your computer from the Internet.

FTP Serv-U

• Version Number: 2.3b
• Revision Date: Octoberber 22, 1997
• File Name: Serv_U.zip
• Byte Size: 811,526
• License: Shareware
• HomePage: http://www.cat-soft.com/
• Description: Probably the best and easiest FTP servers.
  

Winsock FTP Daemon

• Version Number: 2.34
• Revision Date: April 13, 1997
• File Name: wftpd234.zip
• Byte Size: 281,823
• License: Shareware
• HomePage: http://www.wftpd.com/
• Description: The fastest FTP server on the Net.
  
• Winner Cream of The Crop for July 1997
  

HTTP

SmartDesk Personal WebSuite

• Version Number: 1.0
• Revision Date: September 26, 1996
• File Name: websuite.exe
• Byte Size: 833,767
• License: Shareware
• Homepage: http://softwaresolutions.net/websuite
• Description: The SmartDesk Personal WebSuite for Windows 3.1/WFW allows anyone with a Windows computer and Internet access to operate a web server in the background with robust features and dynamic content delivery capabilities. Included is a personal web server, guest book, multimedia chat, real-time server log, virtual name server, active page engine, browser-based local application launcher, session manager, local firewall security, database engine, scripting system and authoring tools. This dynamic programs installs in less than 5 minutes.
  

Xitami Multithreaded Webserver

• Version Number: 2.1a
• Revision Date: December 14, 1997
• File Name: xiw1621a.exe
• Byte Size: 368,639
• License: Freeware
• HomePage: http://www.imatix.com
• Description: A powerful, multithreaded webserver running on Windows 3.x. Handles hundreds of simultaneous connections easily.
  

Molten Remote Access Daemon

• Version Number: 1.0
• Revision Date: July 18, 1997
• File Name: mrad10.zip
• Byte Size: 36,501
• License: Shareware
• HomePage: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/molten/
• Description: A remote shell daemon for Windows 3.1X and Windows 95 that conforms to the RSH, REXEC, RLOGIN, and TELNET protocols. It allows a user to login to a PC from a remote host in a similar manner to that of Telnet daemon.
  
• Winner Cream of The Crop for July 1997
  

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