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IPserver
IPserver is a
backbone DHCP, Dynamic DNS, and NBNS server engine. IPserver
offers carrier-class scalability, fault-tolerant reliability, and
complete automation of network configurations, IPserver is the only
plug-and-play policy engine specifically engineered to be at the
heart of your network infrastructure.
Key features include:
| DHCP |
The Dynamic Host
Configuration Protocol, centralizes network configuration and
automates address assignment, often on a "leased"
basis. |
| Dynamic DNS |
Dynamic Domain
Name System, maintains the changing mapping of names to addresses
for intranet and broadband subscriber clients. |
| WINS/NBNS |
Microsoft's name
for NetBIOS Name Service (NBNS), provides name to address mapping
for NetBIOS-based client-server applications (similar to
DNS). |
| Fault Tolerance |
As core networking
infrastructure, only replicated IP services can be deployed with
confidence. Alternative backup schemes break down
quickly. |
| Scalable Architecture |
High-performance
distributed architecture scales from departmental networks through
backbone Enterprise deployments. |
| Remote Management |
Remotely managed
using IPmanager for Windows , or using
IPcentral. |
| IPserver Hardware |
Optional
plug-and-play hardware solution. Plug in the system, enter an IP
address, Subnetmask, and Gateway and IPserver is ready to
go. |
| Platform |
Available as a
plug-and-play hardware solution, software for your Intel PC, or a
Windows NT/2000/XP service. |
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