Hamachi 2.1.0.215

LogMeIn Inc - (Freeware)

Hamachi is a safe solution to share files over the Internet or control computers by creating a virtual private network.

Hamachi is an application that allows remote computers to create a virtual private network (VPN), as if they were located on the same physical link, in a very simple manner.

With the help of this software the user can share files, control another computer, launch prints, etc over the Internet. In addition, applications running normally for local networks can be used with Hamachi.

Hamachi does not require specialized knowledge to create their own virtual private network and works with an open architecture. It is able to operate through networks using Network Address Translation (NAT), working even with computers behind routers or firewalls.

Communications are secure and encrypted by algorithms and specific protocols, as well as the use of a password.

The software allows to create as many as desired private network, each protected by a password .

Title:: Hamachi 2.1.0.215
File Size:: 3.7 MB
Requirements:: Windows 2000 / XP / Vista / Windows7 / XP64 / Vista64 / Windows7 64 / Windows8 / Windows8 64
Language:: en-us
License:: Freeware
Date Added:: 29 Aug 2012
Publisher:: LogMeIn Inc
Homepage:: http://www.hamachi.cc
MD5 Checksum:: 77A5A4D1C3C33BB18DF34A85B50C878B

# Fixes
* Multicast DNS
- In some cases, LogMeIn Hamachi stopped unexpectedly when multicast DNS (mDNS) packets were transferred. This issue affected Windows, Mac, and Linux clients.
* VPN Alias
- In some cases, peer-to-peer (P2P) connection was lost when you assigned an IPv4 address to the peers of your network. As of this release, P2P connection is reliable when using VPN alias. This fix affects Windows, Mac, and Linux clients.
* Kernel extension (kext) issue
- In some cases, a Hamachi client update did not refresh the necessary kernel extension. As a result, the Hamachi virtual network adapter did not work properly.
* Update notification
- In some rare cases, a message about not having new client updates was incorrectly displayed twice. This issue only occurred when you checked for client updates manually and then automatic updates were run that did not retrieve new client updates either. In this case, a message was displayed both after manual and after automatic checks were run.