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How To Implement Secure TCP Communications in Microsoft .NET 2.0

The release of the .NET Framework 2.0 promises to be the first major upgrade to Windows and Web development tools since the initial release of .NET in 2001. In the realm of general networking, some of the major improvements to the Framework include FTP, Ping, packet tracing, and revised SMTP/MIME classes that are not dependent on the Windows SMTP service.

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#2	.NET News Desk commented on the 28 Jul 2005 How To Implement Secure TCP Communications in Microsoft .NET 2.0 The release of the .NET Framework 2.0 promises to be the first major upgrade to Windows and Web development tools since the initial release of .NET in 2001. In the realm of general networking, some of the major improvements to the Framework include FTP, Ping, packet tracing, and revised SMTP/MIME classes that are not dependent on the Windows SMTP service.
#1	.NET News Desk commented on the 28 Jul 2005 How To Implement Secure TCP Communications in Microsoft .NET 2.0 The release of the .NET Framework 2.0 promises to be the first major upgrade to Windows and Web development tools since the initial release of .NET in 2001. In the realm of general networking, some of the major improvements to the Framework include FTP, Ping, packet tracing, and revised SMTP/MIME classes that are not dependent on the Windows SMTP service.

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