What is Active Internet?

MF-Soft Active Internet, also called ISAM (Internet Service Account Manager), is a program for Windows 98/2000 which allows to set up and manage multiple user accounts for Internet access. The end users may easily access the net's information services like World Wide Web, email, news, chat, file transfer etc. (extensible). Other services also allow internal communication and administration.

About Active Internet 2.x

MF-Soft Active Internet is our largest project. It's being continuously extended and adapted to the most up-to-date Windows platforms. Version 2.0 comes as the successor of version 1.0 with major innovations and enhancements in all areas: Functionality, security, performance, extensibility, compatibility, and customizability. The source code has been rewritten in most areas, and the limitations of the predecessor haven been far surpassed. For users as well as administrators, Active Internet is a worthwhile software.

What's new in Active Internet 2.1?

After several updates for version 2.0, we now created a major upgrade, leading to version 2.1. Large parts of the program have been rewritten, most important the database engine, optimized for security and performance, and other important subsystems (data exchange, messaging, web browser). Additionally, Active Internet now fully runs under Windows 2000, which offers enormous security-related advantages over a Windows 98 scenario.

How does the program work?

The basic operation is very similar to that of the predecessor. The desktop is a starting point for users and admins, where users can utilize one or more of the installed services after logging on, and admins can configure the various program components through setup. First, users need to be registered by a system administrator, after which they may log on with their individual login code. While logged in, every activity is written to a protocol, which simplifies system maintenance a lot. The Internet connection is usually established through DUN (dial-up network), which is included in Windows. All services (such as a web browser) are tightly integrated and sealed, and no additional software is needed (except for a version Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 or newer, which is free and must be installed on the system).

What does AI cost and where do I get it?

Active Internet is free! You can download the program right now. See availability.

System requirements for version 2.1 (estimated)

	CPU:	Pentium 200 MHz oder höher
	RAM memory:	128 MB empfohlen
	Input devices:	Maus + Tastatur
	Drives:	CD-ROM-Laufwerk (für Installation von CD)
	Hard disk space:	ca. 100 MB
	Operating system:	Windows 2000
	Display:	Farbtiefe von 16-bit oder höher empfohlen
	Internet connection
	Printer	(empfohlen)
	Sound card	(optional)

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