“Cybernet Systems Corporation today announced two new product
releases with enhanced features for its popular Linux-based NetMAX
Internet appliance software line, providing consumers with more
capabilities and flexibility at the same low cost and in the same
easy, 15-minute installation format. The NetMAX Internet Server
Suite now includes the ability to host multiple domains on a single
IP address, and improvements to the NetMAX FireWall Suite include a
proxy server with 100 MB of cached storage to speed network
performance.”
“The NetMAX Internet Server Suite, first introduced as the
NetMAX WebServer, dramatically simplifies Linux web server
installation and management. It includes and installs proven
applications such as the popular Apache web server and Sendmail
email server and the full power of a Linux operating system based
on the distribution of Red Hat(R) Linux. It uses custom
configuration code, tight component integration and an advanced
graphical HTML interface to simplify setup of a fully functioning
web, email and FTP server.”
“The NetMAX Internet Server Suite truly simplifies Linux,
Apache, Sendmail and other powerful programs that are often
considered too difficult for the general computer user to install
and configure,” said Armando Pauker, vice president of network
products for Cybernet. “With NetMAX, any consumer can harness the
power of Linux to set up an inexpensive, reliable web and email
server in as little as 15 minutes through a few simple mouse
clicks.”
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