APACHEBENCH DOWNLOAD

Name:	Apachebench
File size:	28 MB
Date added:	April 18, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1870
Downloads last week:	91
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

Apachebench gives you an intuitive way to store your Apachebench to the cloud and access them anytime from any other device you may have. The Office and System tabs control more generic functions: global Apachebench, mute, emptying the recycle bin, launching the screen saver, and the Microsoft Office suite. The only problems are that it can't be configured to recognize other applications and launch them, and the installer is a ZIP file, not self-extracting. Nevertheless, Apachebench is a must-have for power users who hate repeatedly jumping over to the mouse. As with other VNC Apachebench has two main parts, the Viewer and the Server, and the download installs both. Setup involves creating a Apachebench and allowing Apachebench through your firewall when you first run the Server. The Viewer also allows many options, such the level of access and control you want to allow, the display settings, and miscellaneous options such as disabling clipboard transfers. But we recommend keeping the default Auto Select Best Settings options, where they're available. You'll also need to configure each on the machine you'll be using, but it's possible to test your connections from your main PC by allowing loopback connections. If you've got Apachebench set up properly, you'll see an endless "mirror-in-mirror" view of your screen. That's the hard part, actually, and once you have Apachebench set up properly, establishing the remote connection is easy -- as easy as the Windows home networking feature, and much more powerful. Apachebench for Mac is bug-free and performs well. Certain users who need to track their music compositions will find it useful, although other users will probably find its usefulness limited. Apachebench is a basic peer-to-peer file-sharing application that allows users to access three of the most popular P2P networks. There's nothing about Apachebench that gives it a serious edge over other P2P clients, but it works just fine if you need a straightforward way to do some file sharing.