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Modem Pooling Feature Comparison




FEATURES

NetModem

MPNT

ModemServe

Includes unlimited Client Redirectors Yes   Yes
Supports multiple Modem Pools Yes Yes  
Supports user authentication Yes Yes  
Supports SSL data encryption Yes Yes  
Allows dialing restrictions/rules Yes Yes  
Allows inbound call blocking Yes    
Allows viewing all active connections Yes Yes Yes
Allows disconnecting users on demand Yes Yes  
Allows disconnecting after inactivity Yes Yes  
Logs all user/client activity Yes    
Logs all dialed phone numbers Yes Yes  
Supports logging to any ODBC database Yes    
Compatible with MS SQL Server Yes Yes  
Allows virtual phone number remapping Yes    
Includes real time log viewer Yes    
Allows modem pools to be shared with RAS Yes Yes Yes
Compatible with NT User database Yes Yes  
Compatible with Active Directory domains Yes    
Includes client diagnostics server test Yes   Yes
Supports SSL data encryption Yes    
Supports multiple server failover Yes    
Supports DOS applications under Windows Yes    
Supports Windows NT4, 2000, XP, 2003 Yes   Yes
Fully compatible with XP SP1, SP2 and SP3 Yes   Yes
Supports Windows Vista Yes   Yes
Supports Citrix Metaframe Yes    
Supports VMware Yes    
Supports Windows 3.1, 95, 98   Yes  
Supports DOS with Novell or Lantastic   Yes  
Supports Unix/Linux clients Yes    


All three products are Client/Server solutions for pooling modems connected to a PC to other PC's over a Windows network. MPNT is a legacy product that we will continue to support though December 2007. Free upgrades are available to NetModem. MPNT requires that the Server portion of the Modem Pooling software is installed on a Server version of Windows (NT4, 2000, or 2003). NetModem and ModemServe do not require a server version of Windows to operate.

The NetDialOut (Modem Pooling for Access Servers), is not included in the comparision, because it can only use the features present on an access server.
The MPTS product (Modem Pooling for Terminal Services), is not included in the comparison, because it is specific to a Terminal Server or Citrix Metaframe environment.

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