Teleport VLX -- Very Large eXploration Webspider

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Teleport VLX
Version 1.62
Price: $1,995.00

About Teleport VLX

Our biggest GUI webspider, Teleport VLX has the intuitive Teleport interface and its easy-to-use project-based approach -- but it also has the ability to scan up to 40 million addresses in a single project. Like Teleport Pro and Teleport Ultra, Teleport VLX can handle multiple servers in a single project, dramatically improving its throughput. Its much larger database, however, allows it to handle enormous websites and large numbers of servers, enabling you to download much more information in a single project.

Teleport VLX is also an enhanced capability webspider, having exploration, filtering, and rewriting capabilities that Teleport Pro lacks. Its enhanced abilities allow you to:

Use regular expressions to specify included as well as excluded areas to crawl
Specify domain aliases for crawling servers with multiple names
Borrow the browser's cookie cache, letting you perform complex authentication with your browser, and then crawl with Teleport
Inject custom HTTP headers into server requests
Synchronize your offline copy so that old files and orphans are automatically removed
Control HTML markup and inject meta tags with original URL and retrieval date/time stamps
Use customizable messages when rewriting links to unretrieved files

In addition, Teleport VLX is now able to crawl HTTPS (secure server) sites.

Teleport VLX requires a lot of memory to run efficiently. We recommend that your machine have 128Mb free memory for every 1 million addresses scanned. Machines with enough RAM will run Teleport VLX at its maximum speed and efficiency. The program can, however, run with less RAM -- it will just run more slowly.

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Clients who use Teleport VLX include

General Dynamics

British Aerospace

Compaq

International Olympic Committee

U.S. Dept. of Energy