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Hi at0mic,
You can use as many Replicator devices as you wish. There is a windows limitation on 10 MIDI drivers, not devices. Unitor installs 9 instances of the same driver (very bad behaviour). Replicator installs only one driver and can provide you any number of devices (LAN pipes, local pipes ...

and you don't need to use any passwords.

If you are talking about MIDI Replicator, it works over TCP/IP network - i.e. you must have TCP/IP installed.
You can enter IP address of destination manually (w/o using browser). To know what your IP is, just run winipcfg (for Win 95/98/ME) of ipconfig (console tool for Win nt/2k/xp)

All (professional) sequencers recornize time stapms and use them for storing events with original time (i.e. if you will ever have a delayed event, it will be stored and played back at a time) and for synchronization.

Softsyths may use timestamps if there is reserved time in sythesis algorithm (f ...

Here is MIDI flow when you link two computers using MIDI interfaces on Windows 9x (95/98/ME):
A[32-bit sequencer]->B[16-bit part of sequencer engine]->C[16-bit WinMM]->D[16-bit MIDI Driver]->E[MIDI Card out]->F[Midi cable]->G[MIDI Card in]->H[16-bit MIDI driver]->I[16-bit WinMM]->J[receiving app ...