Control of Internet access for all applications and browsers based on blacklists and whitelists. Supported protocols: HTTP, HTTPS and FTP. Special editor for intuitive operation when defining application-specific access rules.

Several applications share a session in seamless mode. This saves time when the application is launched and conserves resources.

Double-clicking on a file stored on the local hard drive opens that file in the associated application.

Print jobs converted to PDF format, sent to the requesting client, and printed on the local printer. Print preview optional.

User-based and application-based bandwidth management for print jobs and control of access to the universal printers.

With the new Java RDP client, Windows applications can be accessed in the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) by non-Windows operating systems, including Mac OS X and a number of Linux distributions (NetMan HTML View required).

As an alternative to a simple list of applications, the browser window can depict a Windows Explorer interface, with folders and programs displayed in a tree diagram or with icons.

The user interface for starting applications can be presented over a secure, SSL-encrypted connection.

SSL-encryption secures the RDP data stream from sessions over the SSL gateway. This ensures trouble-free session calls even over proxies and through firewalls.