Astaro 8.100 Beta Testing Begins

Oct 20, 2010

Amber Graner

Astaro 8.100 focuses on Wireless functionality of Access Points and Wifi Controllers

Yesterday security solution provider Astaro announced that ASG appliance-users can begin Astaro 8.100 beta testing. Developers ask users to test ASG 8.100 in their own environment and give feedback using dedicated forums.

According to the company, ASG 8.100 usability improvements include: Improved Object Table, Dashboard Links, SMTP Profiles Redesign, Streamlined Interface Setup, Uplink Balancing Mixed Mode, HTTP Parent Proxy Routing.

Find out more about the release and testing at:
http://www.astaro.com/blog/astaro-8100-beta-begins

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