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office vs. enterprise version

AllanDoe
i'm aware of the office (home) and the enterprise version, but couldn't yet find a definition of their limitations.

  [:S]cense....

    does anybody better?


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    Originally posted by AllanDoe:
    i'm aware of the office (home) and the enterprise version, but couldn't yet find a definition of their limitations.

       [:S]cense....

           does anybody better?
    Office Home (similar to purchased office edition:
    * 10 IPs
    * 10 IPSec tunnels
    * 3 NICs
    * 5 SMTP domains 

    Power Users (similar to purchased Enterprise Edition:
    * unlimited IPs
    * unlimited SMTP Domains
    * unlimited VPN Tunnels
    * Gigabit Support
    * High Availability through Hot Standby
    * Load Balancing
  • 0 in reply to Biffa
    Biffa, Astaro check IP address in arp table or in firewall rule?
  • 0 in reply to Biffa
    I believe they use the Connection Tracking (simultaneous connections through the firewall), but that's just an educated guess.

    Barry
  • 0 in reply to BarryG
    You could probably spoof that with a NAT device behind the firewall but that would be a living hell...
  • 0 in reply to jabberwocky
    Originally posted by jabberwocky:
    You could probably spoof that with a NAT device behind the firewall but that would be a living hell...
    Well I haven't seen the point. For home I am lucky enough to have a poweruser license and I paid for the AV component.

    At work I don't I wouldn't bother messing about with trying to screw the Astaro boys out of a license I just get accounts to pay the money or show them the quote for the Cisco kit that wouldn't do half the things Astaro does.
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  • 0 in reply to jabberwocky
    Originally posted by jabberwocky:
    You could probably spoof that with a NAT device behind the firewall but that would be a living hell...
    Well I haven't seen the point. For home I am lucky enough to have a poweruser license and I paid for the AV component.

    At work I don't I wouldn't bother messing about with trying to screw the Astaro boys out of a license I just get accounts to pay the money or show them the quote for the Cisco kit that wouldn't do half the things Astaro does.
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