#Ncp secure entry client windows series#
With the NCP Exclusive Remote Access Windows Client, NCP offers a Windows VPN Client which is optimized for Juniper Networks® SRX Series firewalls and connects exclusively to a Juniper SRX gateway. The NCP Secure Entry Windows Client is designed for smaller VPN projects with up to 50 mobile workstations without a central management solution and is compatible with all common IPsec VPN gateways. The NCP solution can be purchased through its network of certified partners. The NCP Secure Enterprise Client is part of the NCP Secure Enterprise Solution, which also includes the NCP Secure Enterprise VPN Server and NCP Secure Enterprise Management. Now, instead of the client connecting automatically to all available data networks, users have more granular control over which connection medium is used.
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NCP has improved the handling of different connection media by adding two new options to the Connection Management feature of its Windows clients including “Disable mobile network if LAN cable is plugged in” and “Disable mobile network when Wi-Fi connection is established.” If the new option is enabled, the Home Zone is forgotten after restart, standby, or change of connection, and must be enabled again by the user.
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Previously, the NCP Secure Client recognized the Home Zone automatically after it had been set once. In version 12.0, NCP has extended this feature with a new option to temporarily set the Home Zone. When the user leaves the Home Zone network, the previous firewall rules are reactivated. This means that the user can conveniently access other devices such as printers or scanners on their home office network. Clicking the Home Zone button automatically enables special firewall rules which have been set up by the administrator and only apply while the device is connected to the home office network. The Home Zone feature is a special user profile for home office scenarios. Split tunneling can be configured separately for IPv4 and IPv6 protocols.
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NCP has also extended IPv6 support in its VPN client, enabling the use of both IPv4 and IPv6 protocols within the VPN tunnel. “The new QoS module ensures that active applications can access the maximum outgoing bandwidth allocated to them and that inactive applications do not hog resources,” said Patrick Oliver Graf, CEO of NCP engineering. By prioritizing outgoing data, the VPN client ensures that specific user-defined applications like VoIP, which demand high-quality bandwidth management, can maintain a clear and stable connection.
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Transferring large files, sending email, and using VoIP services over the same data connection can quickly use up all available bandwidth. In version 12.0, NCP has optimized the Home Zone, Connection Management, and the Support Wizard.īrand new features include IPv4/IPv6 dual stack support and the introduction of a Quality of Service (QoS) module, ensuring that specific applications can get the outgoing bandwidth they need in the VPN tunnel. NCP engineering released version 12.0 of the NCP Secure Enterprise and Entry Clients, and NCP Exclusive Remote Access Client optimized for Juniper Networks SRX Series firewalls.Īll three clients feature biometric authentication, seamless roaming, friendly net detection, and VPN Path Finder Technology.