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| Company / developer | eBox Technologies |
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| OS family | Unix-like |
| Working state | current |
| Source model | Open source |
| Initial release | July 15, 2009 |
| Latest stable release | 3.0 [1] / September 13, 2012 |
| Available language(s) | English (partially translated in 27 languages) |
| Update method | APT (Web front-end available through ebox-software) |
| Package manager | dpkg |
| Supported platforms | i386(x86), amd64(x86-64) |
| Default user interface | Web user interface |
| License | GPL |
| Official website | zentyal.org |
Zentyal (formerly eBox Platform) is an Linux server for small and medium enterprises (SMBs), considered an alternative toWindows Server and other Microsoft's infrastructure products for SMBs. Zentyal can act as a Gateway, Network Infrastructure Manager, Unified Threat Manager, Office Server, Unified communications Server or a combination of them. Zentyal is based on Ubuntu and it can be installed either from Ubuntu repositories or from Zentyal's own installer.
Zentyal is owned and sponsored by a single for-profit firm, the Spanish company eBox Technologies S.L., which holds the copyright to the codebase,[2] and offers services embedded with commercial editions of the software. Such services include technical support, software and security updates, disaster recovery or access to remote monitoring and management platform. The project's source code is available under terms of the GNU General Public License.
Zentyal development was first published in 2005 as an open-source, collaborative project of two companies.[3] On 16 November 2006 Zentyal was officially approved as a NEOTEC project, receiving public funds from the CDTI (a Spanish public organisation, under the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Tourism) to complete the development of version 1.0.[4] Zentyal was first included in Ubuntu in 2007 under the name of eBox Platform, in the Gutsy Gibbon Tribe 3, the third alpha release of Ubuntu 7.10.[5] The first stable release candidate of Zentyal (eBox Platform 1.0) was published in 2008.[6]
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- Networking
- Firewall and routing
- Filtering
- NAT and port redirections
- VLAN 802.1Q
- Support for multiple PPPoE and DHCP gateways
- Multi-gateway rules, load balancing and automatic failover
- Traffic shaping (with application layer support)
- Graphical traffic rate monitoring
- Network intrusion detection system
- Dynamic DNS client
- Network infrastructure
- DHCP server
- NTP server
- DNS server
- Dynamic updates via DHCP
- RADIUS server
- VPN support
- Dynamic routes autoconfiguration
- HTTP proxy
- Internet cache
- User authentication
- Content filtering (with categorized lists) - only in a pay version
- Transparent antivirus
- Delay pools
- Intrusion Detection System
- Mail Server
- Virtual domains
- Quotas
- SIEVE support
- External account retrieval
- POP3 and IMAP with SSL/TLS
- Spam and antivirus filtering
- Greylisting, blacklisting, whitelisting
- Transparent POP3 proxy filter
- Catch-all account
- Firewall and routing
- Webmail
- Web server
- Virtual hosts
- Certification authority
- Workgroup
- Centralized users and groups management
- Master/slave support
- Windows Active Directory Synchronization
- Windows PDC
- Password policies
- Support for Windows 7 clients
- Network resource sharing
- File server
- Antivirus
- Recycle bin
- Print server
- File server
- Groupware: calendar, address book, webmail, wiki, etc.
- VoIP server
- Voicemail
- Conference rooms
- Calls through an external provider
- Call transfers
- Call parking
- Music on hold
- Queues
- Logs
- Centralized users and groups management
- Jabber/XMPP server
- Conference rooms
- Zentyal User Corner for self users info updating
- Reporting and monitoring
- Dashboard for centralized service information
- Monitor CPU, load, disk space, thermal, memory
- Disk usage and RAID status
- Summarized and full system reports
- Event notification via mail, RSS or Jabber
- Software updates
- Backups (configuration and remote data backup)
Zentyal uses an open source model, with all the source code available for its users.
Installation Guide
Zentyal InstallerThe preferred way to install Zentyal on a new machine from scratch is using our tailored CD installer. This CD contains Zentyal and all its dependencies. The 3.0 version is based on Ubuntu Server 12.04 and is available for 32 and 64 bit architectures.
Stable:
Note: If you want to define the partition layout manually or you need to specify a proxy to get Internet access, make sure you install using the "expert mode".
Once the installation process is done, you can access the web interface using a web browser (usually from another machine in the same network):
https:///
To log in, a user name and password is asked, this data is asked during the first stage of the installation. But any other user belonging to the "admin" group could be used to log in as well.
Note: The installers are generated from time to time, so maybe some packages contained on them are outdated. If you have Internet connection during the installation, the latest version of the packages will be installed from our repositories.
Zentyal 3.0 packagesFor Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise). You should install the server edition.============================
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- Directory Server
- File and Print
- Flexshares
- Windows PDC Support
- Antivirus File Scan
- Mail Antivirus and Antispam
- Zarafa Community Edition
- Web Server with PHP
- MySQL Server
- ... and more
- Dynamic DNS
- Multi-WAN
- Bandwidth Manager
- 1-to-1 NAT
- Firewall
- 1-to-1 NAT, DMZ and Port Fowarding
- DHCP, DNS and NTP Server
- OpenVPN
- PPTP Server
- ... and more
- Antiphishing
- Antivirus
- Content Filter
- Web Proxy
- Web Access Control
- Intrusion Detection
- Intrusion Prevention
- Protocol Filter
- ... and more
Antimalware
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Features
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User Security Certificate Manager
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VPN - PPTP, IPsec, OpenVPN
DMZ and 1-to-1 NAT
Stateful Firewall
Local DHCP and DNS Servers
Antimalware Filter - Antivirus, Antiphishing, Antispyware
Antispam Filter
Bandwidth Management for connection and pipe management
Intrusion Protection, Intrusion Prevention, & Intrusion Detection
Protocol Filtering including Peer-to-Peer Detection
Content Filter for internet traffic management
Web Proxy
Access Control
Windows Networking with PDC Support
File and Print Services
Flexshare Accounts for network file sharing
Groupware with Outlook Connector
Mail Server - POP, IMAP, SMTP, Webmail, Retrieval
Mail Filtering - Antispam, Antimalware, Greylisting, Quarantine
Mail Archiving
Database with MySQL
Web Server with PHP Support
Hardware
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CPU
Intel® Atom 1.6GHz
Memory
2GB
Hard Disk
1 x 500GB
Network
4GbE
Wireless:
n/a/b/g
LibreOffice
Firefox
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