Hamachi is a zero-configuration virtual networking application enabling secure direct communications between any two computers on the Internet regardless of the presence of firewalls or address translation devices on the route between them. In particular, it can create true peer-to-peer network between two computers each residing behind its own broadband router. Sleek and simple interface, fast and transparent operation.
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Reviewing 2.1.0.159 (Feb 9, 2012)
Functionality is still good, but LogMeIn recently reduced the number of members that can belong to a network from 16 to 8 without "upgrading" to the non-free version. When the company was sold to LogMeIn, Hamachi creator Andy Pankrat provided assurances that the free service would continue undiminished. This is no longer the case.
Worse, pricing on the paid model has changed from a one-time fee for the software to an annual subscription depending on the number of members in your network.
Reviewing 2.1.0.124 (Aug 17, 2011)
Nicely done, a lot better now. :)
Though 2 of 3 upgrade installs failed for me on Win 7 and on Win XP. ugh!
Reviewing 2.0.3.115 (Jun 1, 2011)
Last "working" build is 2.0.2.85.
Every build after that they screwed something up.
First they screwed up UPnP, then they removed the "exit" button from the system tray.
So now what did they screw up? Ugh
If it ant broken, do not fix it!
Reviewing 2.0.3.115 (May 31, 2011)
Not sure why someone would downgrade this app to one star even if they do like NeoRouter better. Hamachi does what it says, and does it well.
Reviewing 2.0.3.115 (May 31, 2011)
crapware
use neorouter instead, far better cleaner product
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