What
is an Intranet?
An
Intranet is a network that is not publicly accessible. You can use
it to share information as you would on the Internet, but only those
who you grant access can view and/or edit the information.
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Internets
and Intranets
TREX has experience in configuring Internet, or public,
networks and intranets, or private, networks. We can also provide
secure methods of keeping your data synchronized across both networks.
If you are already connected to the Internet, TREX can help you
to use this connection effectively. If you need a connection, we
can show you the various options and help you determine which is
best for your needs.
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Internets
If you already have a connection to the Internet, TREX can help
your company control access in and out of this connection. Your
Internet connection can be a vital link for sending and receiving
information. We can set up web sites for your customers to gather
information or purchase your products. We can also link your internal
company intranet databases to your Internet web sites to keep information
automatically updated.
Intranets
Sharing data is very powerful, and can increase the efficiency
and productivity of your business. However, you do not want all
this valuable information available to everyone on the Internet.
If you need to share information beyond your LAN, but do not want
it to be public domain, TREX can configure an Intranet, where the
information will only be accessed by those who you have given access.
An intranet can also be more powerful than a traditional Internet
by allowing the information to be updated by various sources. Since
the site is on a controlled network, each file can have individual
access permissions, allowing only specified users to change it.
Your intranet can also exist over the Internet. Using methods such
as password protection, secure encryption web servers, and IP address
filtering, you can safely pass information over the net and know
that it can only be accessed by the users you've granted permission.
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