DiscoverStation v4

Catégorie :

Contrôle d'accès

Licence :

Partagiciel

Editeur :

Userful Corporation

Prix :

199 USD

Taille :

665.3 MB

Mis à jour :

13/03/2007

Evaluation :

(0 Votes)

Plateformes :

Linux

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Userful's DiscoverStation is the perfect solution to provide "indestructible" computer and Internet access. DiscoverStation's unique design enables customers to deploy a secure, hardened and virus-free cluster of computer workstations that requires virtually no upkeep. Stations can be centrally monitored and customized using a powerful web-based management portal from any web browser. DiscoverStation provides peace of mind for operators of Public Access Computers. It includes all the software and security features needed to assure turnkey worry-free Public Access. It offers the following key features: * Security: DiscoverStation's tamper-proof design and filtering blocks access to undesirable content, downloads, and system changes. It's virtually immune to viruses. * Centralized Control: The Network Personalizer web portal eliminates costly on site service calls by enabling remote customization of all your locations at once. Customers can customize, monitor, and maintain all their DiscoverStation's at once from any web browser. * Privacy Protection: It automatically clears personal information and modifications between users. The auto-timeout protects users who leave the station before logging out. * Legal Protection: A click-through Acceptable Use Policy ensures that all users agree to the customer's terms of use; the configurable content filter can limit the user's exposure to undesirable content. * A Large Selection of Applications: A full office suite, web browser, photo editor, CD-burning software are among the numerous applications included with DiscoverStation. DiscoverStation is a platform for a more competitive IT investment; it provides a simple, stable, and reliable solution to the needs of libraries, academic institutions (schools, universities, colleges), and any public computing environment (Internet cafes, kiosks, etc.).