NeoRouter Professional

NeoRouter Professional makes it possible for you to access other workstations remotely, securing connections inside a virtual local area network and enabling users to share folders, send ping or wake-on-LAN commands, and more.

Based on a server-client architecture, NeoRouter Professional enables you to configure the VPN during setup. The server must be installed on the central computer since it helps you manage clients and peer-to-peer UDP or TCP connections. The client side must be deployed on all the computers that the server will connect to.

You can connect to an existing domain (virtual LAN) or create a new one from scratch by providing a name and a secure password. The installation wizard only creates an administrator account, but you can add more users afterward. Once you make sure the server is running and the port it listens to is not blocked, NeoRouter Professional is up and running.

The server runs in the background as a Windows service, automatically reconnecting at each system restart. All settings are remembered: signing in from another computer with the same account will import your preferences and the workstation list.

The administrator is the one who creates new users and decides upon their privileges, controlling the shared data. Sent packages can be easily filtered based on their protocol type, and users can be locked out after a user-defined number of failed login attempts.

NeoRouter Professional makes it possible for you to create a personal and secure network and remotely access workstations. Focusing on privacy and security, the server and all its connections are kept private, and the traffic is not re-routed externally.

Configuration shouldn't pose any problems for experienced users, whereas beginners might have to take a peek at the documentation and tutorials.

The NeoRouter web client can be accessed in locations where software deployment is not permitted and used with the portable NeoRouter client to access a private network.