Decrypts and inspects encrypted SSL/TLS traffic to enforce policies on secure websites, ensuring malicious payloads cannot bypass filters hidden inside HTTPS streams.
Under-the-hood performance updates reduce CPU overhead during heavy traffic inspection and high-volume stateful tracking.
Sends instant alerts via email or mobile push notifications regarding critical events, such as hardware failures, link drops, or IDS/IPS alerts. Kerio Control Statistics
The platform offers flexible deployment methods tailored to diverse IT infrastructures. Software Appliance kerio control 9.4.2
Beyond the major improvements, version 9.4.2 includes targeted fixes to enhance the overall stability of the system:
An integrated analytics engine logs, processes, and displays user activities and network trends through visual graphs and tables:
Select your preferred installation language from the console menu. Accept the End User License Agreement (EULA). Decrypts and inspects encrypted SSL/TLS traffic to enforce
Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW), Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI) Snort-based IPS, Embedded Antivirus, HTTPS Decryption VPN Options Kerio VPN (SSL), IPsec, Site-to-Site, Client-to-Site Bandwidth Control QoS Traffic Shaping, WAN Failover, Link Load Balancing Authentication Active Directory, Local Database, RADIUS, Captive Portal Management
Identifies and controls over 1000 distinct applications, allowing administrators to restrict risky software (e.g., peer-to-peer file sharing, unauthorized streaming) regardless of the network port used. High Availability and Failover
Distributes outbound traffic across multiple internet links to maximize total available bandwidth. Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW)
For users deploying Kerio Control on VMware, the patch directly resolves a critical issue concerning virtual network adapters becoming unavailable in certain VMware environments.
Version 9.4.2 notably improved the performance of the antivirus scanning engine, reducing latency on large file transfers compared to earlier 9.x builds. The IPS, powered by a regularly updated signature database, protects against common exploits like SQL injection, cross-site scripting, and buffer overflows. For an SMB running a web server or simply protecting internal clients from drive-by downloads, this layered defense is critical without being overwhelming.
Addresses performance degradation in Mac upload speeds and provides updates to the IPSec VPN and IPsec SNAT protocols. Radius Fixes: Resolves authentication errors when using Radius for WiFi.