August 28, 2003
Appliance enables organizations to deploy dynamic DNS services with minimal effort. Services help developers integrate dynamic DNS functionality into their products.
Algenta Technologies has announced new products and services that will enable organizations to add value to their network naming solutions. The company's new offerings are being launched in conjunction with its ThatIP service, which allows home users to assign domain names to their personal computers.
ThatIP Enterprise Edition is a hardware appliance that enables nearly instant deployment of DNS and DHCP functionality on a network. In addition to standard naming functionality, the appliance also allows an organization to run its own dynamic DNS service. Users on the network can each receive a unique, static hostname that will point to their system no matter where it is. This is especially useful for networks where IP addresses are automatically assigned and may change often, and for mobile users who travel on and off an organization's main network.
Algenta is also offering DNS and dynamic DNS integration services. The company is offering its expertise and code to software and hardware developers who wish to include dynamic DNS functionality in their products, without forcing the user to take extra steps. Potential integration partners include video conferencing software makers, multiplayer game server developers, and mobile device manufacturers.
More detailed information regarding Algenta's new offerings, including price quotes, can be obtained by contacting the company. Contact information can be found at http://www.algenta.com/contact/.
Founded in 1999, Algenta Technologies is a worldwide leader in network software, services and Internet technologies for personal and business computing. The company offers a range of highly specific products and services designed to give power to people through easy to use software.
