Token 2
What Does Activation Key Mean?
An activation key is a code to register or activate a software application. It usually consists of letters and numbers with a dotted fundamental movement between sections. Newer models of software products eliminate the activation key as an authorization mechanism. With the development of cloud computing services, many types of software have been purchased online and used online on a subscription basis. It eliminates the need to use activation keys to authenticate users. An activation key is a by-product of the system where the user purchases the code and execution software for the application and downloads all of the code to their computer or device. New methods are rapidly replacing the traditional form of licensing.
Token 2 can be used as either a Winsock Telnet client or a dial-up modem terminal. It automatically determines the connection type based on the destination address. If ‘abc.net’ is entered as a destination, Token 2 will use Winsock to make the connection. If ‘555-5555’ is entered, it will use the modem. Token 2 supports VT100/ANSI terminal modes and the user can even remap keyboard values. It can also connect to the COM port directly in RS-232 or RS-485 mode, and supports Zmodem transfer over the Internet and dial-up modems. Token 2 also supports local printing, and has the ability to capture and display the communication stream in real time. It also can properly handle two-byte characters, such as Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. Token 2 can be used with wide variety of proxy/firewall servers. It supports WinGate-type TIS, SOCKS 4.0, SOCKS 5.0, and SOCKS 5.0 with username/password authentication.
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