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Product Reviews
on Tech-ease featured Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations powered Net
Integration Technologies servers (Micro, Mark I, & Mark II).

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March 28, 2006

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Does Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations = Linux on nitro?
The install process is a breeze. The
queries and prompts you must answer to complete the installation
will take less than 30 minutes and only a single reboot is required
to finalize the process. File sharing, network printing, a Web
server package, FTP access and more are all set up without a glitch.
Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations is a complete system, providing all the tools required for
basic services such as mail, unattended backups, MySQL database and
many more.
My system setup was flawless and complete first time. Initial
closed-network testing uncovered no problems. E-mail, database and
Web services were all up and running properly.
Check out the complete review:
Does Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations = Linux on nitro? |
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December 8, 2004

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Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations-powered Net Integrator Mark
I Reviewed by PC Magazine
"This feature-rich Net Integrator wowed
us the first time around. Two years and a hardware upgrade later, it
wows us again... It has both [Axentra and EmergeCore ] beat in the
area of automatic network configuration and data security. "
Check out the complete review:
"Review of Net Integrator
Mark I."
www.pcmag.com |
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October 12, 2004

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Editors'
Choice: Net Integrator Micro
Alan Stevens reviewed the Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations-powered
Net Integrator Micro on October 12, 2004 and named it
Editors' Choice.
"..our Editors' Choice has to be the
Net Integrator Micro. It may be small, but it's very well equipped,
with an innovative self-healing OS plus a good mix of network
productivity and security tools -- all at an affordable price."
"Given its name, you expect the Net
Integrator Micro to be small, and it really is tiny -- but only in
terms of physical size. Hosting the vendor’s own Linux-based Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations
operating system it’s big on functionality, bristling with all the
features expected of a small business server appliance -- and then
some."
Check out the complete review:"Review
of Net Integrator Micro."
www.reviews.zdnet.co.uk |
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October 8, 2004
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Net Integration's Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations 0S 4.0 -SOHO
IT's Little Helper
Lori MacVittie reviewed Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations 4.0 on
October 8, 2004 and found it to be more than just helping hand.
"Whether you're in a branch
office or a small enterprise, if you're one of the few IT admins
available to your users, you appreciate a helping hand. Net
Integration Technologies' Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations OS 4.0 lends that and more."
Check out the complete review:
"Net Integration's Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations OS 4.0- SOHO IT's Little Helper."
www.nwc.serverpipeline.com |
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September 10, 2004
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Choosing a server upgrade for
your SMB
Michael Gregg reviewed Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations on
September 10, 2004 and listed it as a SMB server upgrade option.
"Developed by Net Integration
Technologies Inc., Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations is a good, stripped-down, hardened version
of Linux. It contains many of the features in a Windows server but
at a lower cost."
Check out the complete review:"Choosing
a server upgrade for your SMB"
www.searchsmallbizit.techtarget.com |
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July 23, 2004
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InfoWorld Review: Linux-based
Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations serves the works
Net Integration Technologies' Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations was
reviewed by InfoWorld on July 23, 2004.
"Feature rich and well-integrated,
Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations stands on the shoulders of many open-source software packages
to deliver a resilient, all-in-one small business solution."
Check out the complete review:
"Linux-based Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations serves the works."
www.infoworld.com/ |
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June 28, 2004
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eWEEK Labs Review: Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations Serves Up
New Options
"Using the lightweight,
simple-to-install Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations, eWEEK Labs quickly turned older PCs into
surprisingly capable, simple-to-manage workgroup or small-business
servers."
Check out the complete review: "Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations
Serves Up New Options."
www.eweek.com |
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February 6, 2004
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Net Integrator Mark I Reviewed by
CNET
"Once in a while, a product comes along
that just feels right. From the minute we powered on the Net
Integrator Mark I and made it the core of our small network, that's
exactly what happened."
Check out the complete review: "Review:
Net Integrator Mark I"
www.cnet.com |
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January 19, 2004
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eWeek Reviews Net Integrator Mark
I
"Companies looking for an
easy-to-deploy, all-in-one workgroup server appliance should
consider the Net Integrator Mark I from Net Integration Technologies
Inc."
More (PDF) ...
www.eweek.com
Reprinted from eWEEK,
January 19, 2004, with permission. Copyright © 2004 Ziff Davis Media
Inc. All Rights Reserved. |
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February 3 2004
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Nitix / IBM Lotus Foundations OS Reviewed by PC Magazine
"Net Integration Technologies awed us
in 2002 with its Net Integrator Mark I server appliance (one of our
Best of the Year products, January 2003), and this small company
awes us once again."
More (PDF) ...
www.pcmag.com
Reprinted from PC Magazine,
February 3, 2004, with permission. Copyright © 2004 Ziff Davis Media
Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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January 2003
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PC Magazine Recognizes Net
Integrator as a Best Product of 2002
"We love it when a low-profile company
blindsides us with a killer product. Case in point: the Net
Integrator Mark 1. With two externally accessible and removable hard
drives and three NICs, this server appliance offers everything the
small organization needs in the way of basic services."
More (PDF) ...
Reprinted from PC Magazine,
January 2003, with permission. Copyright © 2003 Ziff Davis Media
Inc. All Rights Reserved
www.pcmag.com |
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May 2003
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First Impressions: Net Integrator
Mark I
"Net Integrator brings new meaning to
the term plug’n play."
More (PDF) ... (article in Swedish)
www.nok.idg.se |
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June 2002
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Impressive Marks for Net
Integrator
"The Mark I includes features typically
lacking in other network server appliances, which justifies its
higher price and larger size. For example, there are three Ethernet
adapters instead of two. The extra adapter can be used for a second
connection to the Internet complete with DoubleVision load-leveling
support. The built-in RAID support places it above most other
servers on the market. A built-in modem provides RAS support or a
serial connection to the Internet."
More (PDF) ...
www.techworthy.com |
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April 2002
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Net Integrator Wins PC Magazine
Editors' Choice Award
"Every once in a while, a low-profile
product comes along quietly and hits the mark dead-on, to our
pleasant surprise. That is precisely the case with our Editors'
Choice in this roundup, the Net Integrator Mark I."
"Its many features and easy-to-use
setup and interface clearly make it the server appliance of choice
for small to medium-size businesses building a network."
More (PDF) ...
www.pcmag.com
Reprinted from PC Magazine,
April 2002, with permission. Copyright © 2002 Ziff Davis Media Inc.
All Rights Reserved |
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March 2002
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Swiss Army Server Butler
"Net Integration Technologies can make
your life easier. The Ontario-based firm makes server appliances,
but this description doesn't correctly invoke the image of what it
does. It's a pretty amazing, all-in-one branch server."
"Think for a moment about the effort that goes into deploying
NT/2000 and Linux servers. Imagine you have a client wanting a
branch server with email (webmail, POP3 and IMAP4). It must be at
least NT-authentication compatible as a file-and-print server. There
has to be a RAS, DNS, DHCP, LDAP-compatible directory service,
integral user-friendly backup, FTP, Ethernet connection
load-balancing, and VPN capabilities built-in, as well as the
ability to remotely sync the server from a headquarters location.
Oh, and it has to sit on a hardened firewall platform."
More (PDF) ... |
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October 2001

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Editors' Choice Honor Comparative
Review
"Net Integration Technologies' Net
Integrator Mark I-idb took the Editors' Choice award in this
category because it combines solid technology with a focused channel
program."
"Many observers might consider the Mark
I-idb from Net Integration Technologies the heavyweight contender in
the server-appliance market. Designed as a unit that packs as many
features as possible into a midsize tower case, the Mark I-idb
offers a viable server solution for the small and midsize business
market."
More (PDF) ...
www.crn.com |
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March 2001

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Turnkey Network Servers
Product Review
"...based on what we found in our
review of the Net Integrator Mark II from Net Integration
Technologies, it looks like this company's success is a sure thing."
"In all, we were left feeling almost
obligated to give it our highest score of Excellent."
"In fact, all of the features are
either so simple or automatic, one might think they are not all
present and ready to work. But that's the genius of the Mark II --
everything is already set up, and it's very difficult for someone to
configure the server incorrectly."
More...
www.infoworld.com |
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January 2001
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Turnkey Network Servers IT Corner
"The Net Integrator was a joy to use,
as its interface is among the best we've seen, updating load figures
continually and performing perfectly..."
"Virtual private networks are almost
trivial to configure with Net Integrator, and the routines among the
easiest of any VPN device we tested...."
"The best performer of the group was
the Net Integrator, which so overpowered the other units that the
winner of all performance tests was crystal clear. The Net
Integrator handled eight times the number of requests handled by
others two products.... In every measure, the Net Integrator was
faster than the other devices (Rebel.com Office Server and Cobalt
Cube 3)"
More (PDF) ... |
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October 23, 2000
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This Turnkey is no Turkey
By Tim Parker
"I'm still looking at turnkey
firewall-gateway-server solutions and am not jaded yet. A recent
arrival from Net Integration Technologies Inc. caused a few eyebrows
to go up in my testing labs, not only because of the well-designed
package, but also because of the rather amazing benchmark figures we
recorded. But I'm jumping ahead of myself."
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