SolidShare Firewall V3.0.2

SolidShare Firewall 3.0.2 Description

" SolidShare Firewall : SolidShare provides firewall security and Internet sharing on network, allowing you to implement your security policy by configuring a set of rules that specify which sites ( IP addresses / Url or website content ) and applications can be passed. .. "

Edit By 1ware.net Editor: SolidShare Firewall - SolidShare Firewall secures your network, allowing you to implement your security policy by configuring a set of rules that specify which sites ( IP addresses / Url or website content ) and applications can be passed through the SolidShare server computer, it can also perform NAT ( Network Address Translation ) to share a single Internet connection. Serves as a firewall,? the built-in firewall can prevent resource exposure and defend against from an attack. The 3.0 version has a built-in HTTP proxy server to provide URL cache & filter functions.

SolidShare includes the following firewall and NAT features:

Content filter.
Application filter.
IP address filter.
Outbound access control.
Inbounnd access control. ( web publishing )
User adminstration
Cache Event log.
Log Analyzer.

The NAT Router gives transparent Internet access to all computers in local network and works great with almost any protocol. Using NAT, there' s no need to modify settings on each computer.

Supports most Internet applications Sharing:
including DHTP, PPTP, DNS, HTTP / HTTPS, TCP, UDP, Telnet, SMTP, POP3, NNTP, RTSP, ping, Trace Route, MSN Game Zone, Battle. net, Westwood online, FTP, Real Player, QuickTime, ICQ, Napster, IRC, pcANYWHERE, Quake II, Unreal, Kali II, DirectX, Couter-Strike, MSN Messenger, Counter-Strike WON publishing, Napster etc.

Security: powerful rules / applications engine, very easy to set up highly secure networks, prevents resource exposure and defends against hacker attacks.

Dial on Demand: For networks with dial-up, VPN, ISDN, PPPoE or any other connection type using Windows' Remote Access Service ( RAS ), SolidShare Firewall can connect to the Internet every time a user places an Internet request.