WinGate Proxy Server for Small Home Networks to Large Businesses

WinGate Proxy Server is an internet gateway and communications server suitable for anything from small home networks to large businesses. It will share anything from a simple dial-up to speedy fiber internet connection between your various network users, for instance. And support for a host of internet protocols ensures WinGate Proxy Server will work with browsers, instant messaging software, FTP, SSL, streaming audio and video, DirectPlay internet games, and more.

Logging and auditing features, combined with a real-time activity viewer ensure you can always keep an eye on exactly how your internet connection is being used. And if this doesn’t meet your approval then it’s easy to set up and enforce custom access control and acceptable use policies.

Your security is protected at all times by WinGate Proxy Server’s integrated packet-inspecting firewall. But if you need more then the program can be extended (at additional cost) with modules to, say, scan incoming data for malware, or filter out inappropriate content in web traffic. And the integrated web and DNS caching means the program could improve network performance, too.

WinGate Proxy Server’s license options provide you the flexibility to match your needs to your budget, whether you need to manage an enterprise, small business, or home network.

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Functions

WinGate Proxy Server allows you to:

  • Provide secure and managed Internet access for your entire network via a single or multiple shared internet connections
  • Enforce advanced and flexible access-control and acceptable use policies
  • Monitor usage in real time, and maintain per-user and per-service audit logs.
  • [advt]Stop viruses, spam and inappropriate content from entering your network
  • Provide comprehensive internet and intranet email services.
  • Protect your servers from internal or external threats.
  • Improve network performance and responsiveness with web and DNS caching
  • Ease administration burdens on your internal networks.

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