ClarkConnect

Website:	www.clarkconnect.org
Company/ developer:	Point Clark Networks
OS family:	GNU/Linux
Source model:	Open Source
Latest stable release:	4.0 / September, 2006
Kernel type:	Linux
Default user interface:	Web user interface
License:	GPL
Working state:	Current

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History

The first version of ClarkConnect was launched to the public in November 2000 included a basic software update service along with a dynamic DNS service. ClarkConnect 3.2 version from December 2005 includes dozens of unique services to help users get the most out of their gateway/server technology.

Editions

• Community Edition - Home and Hobbyist Solution
• Enterprise Edition - All-in-One Gateway, Server and Firewall

Community edition is free. Enterprise edition is a commercial product designed to fit the needs of small organisations. Additional services are included in commercial subscriptions.

See also

Free software Portal

• SmoothWall
• IPCop
• eBox
• Comparison of Linux distributions

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References

• Review on Tomsnetworking.com

External links

• ClarkConnect Homepage
• ClarkConnect Community