In short, remote office IT support can cause pain to the corporate IT budget or require one employee in each branch office to become the local IT hero. On this topic Newsletters Enterprise Network Management. But where there's a problem, there's a buck to be made, and 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. The Mark II does not do any one remarkable thing, but it does everything it is supposed to do remarkably well.
All management is done via the Web browser.
In the event of a catastrophic loss, anyone at the local office can either plug in the new box or swap the drives. Almost every management task is handled via a Web browser. In all, we were left feeling almost obligated to give it our highest score of Excellent. The Mark II is designed to act as a gateway to the Internet and as the central server for all services. A v.90 modem is also included to give access to dial-up callers.