Reflection X

If you are looking for Reflection X, you have come to the right place. We explain what Reflection X is and point you to the official download.

What is Reflection X?

Developed and released by the software company Attachmate, Reflection X functions mainly as a server for PC X that can be linked with the users of Windows-based systems. The Windows users can then make use of text-based and graphical applications on any UNIX systems using this platform. It is developed using OpenGL support as well as through SSH, X Windows applications can be rendered and displayed accurately and quickly.

Reflection X highlights functionalities that cover extension support for X11 RENDER. It can also be used on a 64-bit MS Windows platform and does not interfere with any existing applications within the system supported. It is also equipped with Reflection Key Agent that is mainly used for authentication and certifications. This platform also enables users to increase the protection on the sensitive data which are in motion and this is possible with TLS 1.2 encryption.

As Reflection X ensures security and decreases the system vulnerasbility, spoofing or intrusions can be avoided. File transfers are likewise automated or can be prompted on command. Manual transferring of files can be performed using a simple drag and drop manipulation of the mouse.

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File types supported by Reflection X

About file types supported by Reflection X

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Last updated: : November 30, 2022