Patch 32 was launched in October 2011 with a lot of important features and Session Rate Limit was one of those. It was introduced to mitigate issues of DOS attacks to InnGate by misbehaving clients (with virus, P2P software, etc.), however, it was too restrictive. It created issues for hotel … Read More
Best Practices to Protect WiFi Hotspots
The inherent nature of such public WiFi networks is such that it has to remain very open to make it easy and convenient for users to connect and get online, yet remain secure and robust to only allow authorized users to gain the required level access and service while prevent … Read More
InnGate 3’s Patch 32 Enables Seamless MAC-based re-login for smartphones and devices
To say that smartphones and tablets consume large volumes of data may be an understatement these days. Users expect more and WiFi providers are racing to meet those expectations. While logging in may be a standard procedure for users, countless re-login attempts are an entirely different thing. It can be … Read More
Management Port Module: Physical security, lesser human error, easier deployment
Securing your hotel network need not be very complicated. Ingot has already secured your hotel network, so how about making it even more secure in a way that can be deployed in a method that is almost as easy as plug-and-play? Physical security, lesser human error, easier deployment ANTlabs offers … Read More
New InnGate Features: Single-Use Complimentary Access and Account-Device Restriction
InnGate 3 gets better with the new standard features that are included in our latest patch release (Patch 31): Single-Use Complimentary Access and Account DeviceRestriction What does it do? It will basically allow you to give time-limited complimentary access to each user. For example, you want to give your guests … Read More
ANTlabs Adds Japan Patent to International IP Portfolio
ANTlabs is pleased to announce that as a testament to our long term commitment to innovation and intellectual property protection, we have added yet another patent internationally. Our Japanese patent entitled “Reconfigurable Computer Networks”” was granted on 2 July 2010. This is one of many patent applications granted in territories worldwide … Read More
