NetOp Gateway is a special version of the NetOp Host module designed to act as a dedicated routing mechanism for NetOp remote-control traffic. This module is typically used as a single dial-in point, allowing guest users to access networked hosts via a central routing system.

Gateway lets you control multiple PCs using multiple protocols. It is possible to route calls from one protocol on your network to another, and vice-versa. The system also offers excellent security features, including firewall protection.

What’s more, Gateway is the perfect tool to provide remote access to networked client PCs, or your own office PC. It is also possible for a Gateway to route calls via another Gateway, making it possible for guest and host users relying on different communication protocols to access each other anywhere in the world. Gateway is available for OS/2 and Windows operating systems.

The NetOp Gateway is capable of routing from a networking protocol to a dial-up protocol. This permits a Windows guest on the network to dial out using a modem on the Gateway and thereby reach a remote host via modem or ISDN without having such a device on the guest computer.

Fact sheet – NetOp Gateway

Feature overview
Easy access to all networked PCs via a single routing point, scan the network for available host PCs, access users from one Gateway to another, supports incoming calls via dial-up (modem, ISDN or APPC – OS/2 only) or across networks (IPX, NetBIOS and TCP/IP), data is compressed for maximum performance, full firewall security, log remote-control activity locally on PCs or centrally on a NetOp Log Server.