NetPilot Lite - Overview

NetPilot Lite is simply the most comprehensive small business UTM appliance. Ideal for up to 15 users it comes complete with its own LiteUTM software pack providing all key security features. Equipped with Equiinet's latest V5 operating system featuring a new command interface, NetPilot Lite while being comprehensive and capable, is easy to configure.

NetPilot Lite enables organisations to easily and securely deploy secure Internet based VPNs using IPSec or SSL based OpenVPN, as well as Internet access and email facilities. It integrates key communications, networking and server elements into a single 'Secure Internet Appliance'.

Server features include web and email servers, as well as file, DHCP, DNS and FTP server functionality - all built-in.

NetPilot Lite is ideal for small/medium sized organisations, or as a secure VPN node at a branch office of a larger organisation, catering for up to 15 users.

NetPilot Lite highlights:

• Comes complete with LiteUTM
  NetPilot Lite comes with a 12 month subscription for up to 15 users for the LiteUTM software pack of Unified Threat Management features. This including anti-spam, and anti-virus scanning for email, advanced firewall and URL filtering.

• Advanced Firewall that's as as good as the best
  Accredited firewall options provide optimum network security at an affordable price.

• High performance caching
  Reduce bandwidth costs and increase employee productivity through faster web browsing.

• Unrivalled user controls
  User, group and time-based connectivity controls are available as standard, as is URL filtering, all keeping costs in check and ensure employees to not misuse web access and organisations do not open themselves up to litigation.

• Browser-based installation and management
  NetPilot Plus comes with Equiinet's V5 software Makes it possible for even non-technical staff to configure and operate NetPilot Lite.

• Powerful
  NetPilot Lite - comes with more power than the entry level NetPilot Remote to match higher bandwidths employed by today's more capable HDSL connectivity and has the ability to cope with processor intensive threat management tasks such as anti-spam and anti-virus scanning.