FIJInet Next-Generation Telnet Server The developers of the first Telnet server for Microsoft Windows have reunited to redefine Telnet server technology. Their years of experience in the field, and a chance to "start from a clean piece of paper," have enabled the creation of a Telnet server that leapfrogs all existing products and offers features no other Telnet server can hope to match. Unparalleled Performance The Next Generation Telnet Server uses new, proprietary, patent-pending technology to reduce the memory and CPU required to support each Telnet session. Many More Users FIJIsoft's technological breakthrough has demolished barriers that formerly imposed a hard limit on the number of users a Telnet server could support.  "Just Works" Support of Legacy Applications All existing Telnet servers use the same technology for supporting Windows console applications. (Technology originally invented by the people now at FIJIsoft.) The new, patent-pending technology developed at FIJIsoft takes Telnet application support to a whole new level, supporting whole categories of applications that could never before be run via Telnet. Best of all, FIJIsoft's breakthrough does not require you to change existing applications, add stub DLL's, etc. Existing applications just work. New Levels of Support for Mobile Devices FIJIsoft's Next Generation Telnet Server has unparalleled support for reconnection of mobile devices. True Printer Redirection No previous Telnet server allowed effective support of remote printers. Just as Fijisoft has scrapped old ways and created entirely new technology in other areas of Telnet service, Fijisoft has created an entirely new way to support printers under Telnet – a way that does what users really need.

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