BrowseGate is an all new and very powerful, yet low cost NAT/Proxy/Firewall system designed to work in any network environment from the 2 PC Home network right through to the the largest business network.
BrowseGate will provide automatic on-demand Internet access to all network users via one single PC and can be used with ISDN, ADSL, modems, cable modems or other fixed connections.
BrowseGate can be installed on any W95/98/ME/W2K or NT4 PC and does not require a dedicated machine for the smaller network installations. Under W2K and NT4 BrowseGate3 does of course run as a service.
BrowseGate 3 offers full NAT connectivity, plus Port address translation (PAT) a full caching web proxy for HTTP and HTTPS and also a SOCKS5 proxy. It even has it's own built-in caching DNS server, DHCP server, and fully configurable "Stealth" firewall to protect your network from illegal intrusions.
In addition to all the above, it offers has a powerful rules system, a Blacklist system for both web sites and user specified 'Words' and a web site limiting system.
More users (in blocks of 5) can be added to the BrowseGate system at any time for a small incremental cost.
Here are some key features of "BrowseGate 3 NATProxy Server Firewall":
· Full NAT Server.
· Full Stealth Firewall with total administrator configurability.
· Full DHCP Server (Dynamic IP addressing for networked PC's)
· Full Caching DNS Server with total Administrator control
· Support for both Dial-up and permanent (cable/DSL/T1/T3) connections.
· Full HTTP/HTTPS Proxy with built in web page caching
· Full SOCKS4 & SOCKS5 Proxies
· Web Site Blacklisting
· Internet Access Rules.
· Web Site Limiting
· Port Address Translation (PAT)
· Full Logging of all web sites accessed via the Web Proxy.
Limitations:
· The trial version allows 2 users.
· 30-day trial
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· There have been various fixes of minor or rarely-seen bugs.
· Information about configuring client machines has been added to a new Clients tab in the controller, for quick and easy reference.
· Port Address Translation (PAT) has been added to allow the contacting of 'inboard' machines from outside the local network.
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