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NACVIEW SYSTEM

The NAC (Network Access Control) system allows to manage the access of users and their devices to the corporate network. The best, award-winning NAC from Poland.

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ININOUT LIMITED

Over 20 years of experience in managing Linux servers and networks. Professional IT consulting and reliable assistance. Over 1,500 regular customers in Europe.

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INTRUX FIREWALL & QOS

We provide everything necessary for the proper distribution of the Internet connection, traffic logging and monitoring of users activity in your network. FiQs Linux distribution.

Your Network - Your Rules

The control NACVIEW SYSTEM you can trust.

Allows to control endpoints and identities that try to access the network – both wired and wireless, including VPN connections.

Thanks to the combination of NAC and extensive monitoring functionality, NACVIEW is an essential element for the proper and complete protection of the company’s IT network.

Partner of the NACVIEW system

The NAC system allows to manage the access of users and their devices to the corporate network. NACVIEW – the best, award-winning system from Poland.

Our Services

Network access

View and monitor devices

Network segmentation

Deployment of the NACVIEW system

NAC - 100% control

The NAC (Network Access Control) system is a system that allows you to manage the access of users and their devices to the network in the enterprise. In other words, it is the possibility of granular control over this:

  • WHO? Who should have access to the network?
  • WHAT? What device can it connect to?
  • HOW? On what network devices?
  • WHEN AND WHERE? On what terms?

Deployment - 100% control

The process of implementing the NACVIEW system consists of its installation and configuration by an experienced network engineer. Before that, however, we introduce you to our product and its functions.

Thanks to this, together we define the scope of implementation adjusted to the network environment in your company. 

VIEW - 100% visibility

NACVIEW detects devices connected to the network on an ongoing basis: both end devices and network devices to which they connect.

The system also has the ability to download data on end devices from external databases, such as Active Directory, SQL databases, LDAP or Radius servers. Using SNMP protocols, you can turn on monitoring, giving you the opportunity to view the operation of devices and their load.