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What's the difference between the free version and the paid version of WFilter-NGF?

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2022-06-01 09:29:42 10月03日 Update

Differences between WFilter-NGF free and paid versions:

First of all, the same function, interface, performance is exactly the same, are a software package, are the same kernel, download is also the same link download, are the same world the same dream.

So is there no difference? No, of course there is a difference, otherwise how can there be 50 enterprise versions within the License? The main difference is that the free version of WFilter-NGF is fixed at 50, and there is one more local area network device regardless.

LOG series and name modification, commercial version can be changed LOG and name, the free version can not be changed. (Sigh, Cersei's brainless fan!) The following modifications can only be made in the commercial license of WFilter-NGF.

Free version does not provide online updates, product updates, please move to the official website to download manually download the latest upgrade package updates. In addition, the free version does not have online technical support. If you have any problems with the free version, please send them to our technical support forum. If it is an authorized version, then if there is any problem with the product, you can contact our technical support, you configure the remote port, we can remotely connect to help you view the system configuration online. (The following screenshots are only available for commercial licenses)

Other than that, there was no difference. Local computer number is not much, can maintain a small server, then this is also the most professional choice.

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