LogMeIn

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LogMeIn is the name of a computer software company based in Woburn, Massachusetts. LogMeIn is primarily known for its remote desktop access software, with which it shares its name. LogMeIn was previously known as 3amLabs.

[edit] Products

LogMeIn offers several software programs, each designed for different purposes:

LogMeIn Free: A free remote access program designed to introduce users to the interface and provide basic functionality. The free version has some limitations in features.

LogMeIn Pro: A more versatile version of LogMeIn Free, including file transfer and remote printing capabilities.

LogMeIn Backup: A file-backup utility that backs files up to a remote system via transferring files over the Internet.

LogMeIn IT Reach: A network managing and monitoring tool designed specifically for members of the Information technology community. Also includes remote access functionality.

LogMeIn Rescue: Help desk software designed for tech support representatives. Allows techs to take control of a client's system in order to repair whatever problem is ailing them.

Hamachi: On August 8, 2006, LogMeIn announced that it had purchased Hamachi, a popular free VPN utility. According to creator Alex Pankratov on the Hamachi Forums[1], the program will remain free, though an additional Premium version is also available.