“Cybernet Systems Corporation today announced the expansion of
its international distribution channel for the NetMAX product line
with the addition of value-added reseller Zolar Information
Technology Solutions in Hong Kong.”
“Zolar joins Linux IT (United Kingdom and Europe), GT
Enterprises (India) and TCP Networks (Australia) as international
distribution partners for Cybernet’s popular Linux-based Internet
appliance server software, the NetMAX WebServer, NetMAX FileServer
and NetMAX FireWall.”
“Easy-to-use, value-added Linux-based products such as NetMAX
are in high demand outside of the United States,” said Armando
Pauker, vice president of network products for Cybernet Systems.
“We’re very pleased to partner with Zolar, a leading Pacific
Rim turn-key IT solution company, to further extend our products
into the Asian market.“
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