Credit Card; Dynamic Address Translation; Dynamic Transparent Proxy; End User Licensee Count - Nomadix Access gateway User Manual

network, the CLI is the Network Administrator's window to the system. Software upgrades can
only be performed from the CLI.
See also "The Management Interfaces (CLI and Web)" on page

Credit Card

The Credit Card provides a secure interface over SSL to enable billing via a credit card for
High Speed Internet Access (HSIA). This module also includes the Bill Mirror functionality
for posting of billing records to multiple sources.
See also:
"Secure Socket Layer (SSL)" on page
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"Billing Records Mirroring" on page
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Dynamic Address Translation™

Dynamic Address Translation (DAT) enables transparent broadband network connectivity,
covering all types of IP configurations (static IP, DHCP, DNS), regardless of the platform or
the operating system used—ensuring that everyone gets access to the network without the need
for changes to their computer's configuration settings or client-side software. The NSE
supports both PPTP and IPSec VPNs in a manner that is transparent to the user and that
provides a more secure standard connection. See also,

Dynamic Transparent Proxy

The NSE directs all HTTP and HTTPS proxy requests through an internal proxy which is
transparent to subscribers (no need for users to perform any reconfiguration tasks). Uniquely,
the NSE also supports clients that dynamically change their browser status from non-proxy to
proxy, or vice versa. In addition, the NSE supports proxy ports 80, 800-900, 911 and 990 as
well as all unassigned ports (for example, ports above 1024), thus ensuring far fewer proxy
related support calls than competitive products.

End User Licensee Count

The NSE supports a range of simultaneous user counts depending on the Nomadix Access
Gateway you choose. In addition, depending on your platform, various user count upgrades are
available for each of our NSE-powered products that allow you to increase the simultaneous
user count.
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