Latest Version: Kerio Control 8.0.1
Released on: Aprile 02, 2013
See what's new in 8.0!
Prior to installation, please read the Release Notes.
See what's new in 8.0!
Prior to installation, please read the Release Notes.
Server
Kerio Control
Manual| System Requirements| Release History| Kerio Control Software Appliance Learn More |
246 MB | DOWNLOAD |
| Kerio Control VMware Virtual Appliance (VMX) Learn More |
193.08 MB | DOWNLOAD |
| Kerio Control VMware Virtual Appliance (OVF) Learn More |
196.68 MB | INSTRUCTIONS |
| Kerio Control Virtual Appliance for Parallels Learn More |
200.06 MB | DOWNLOAD |
| Kerio Control Hyper-V Virtual Appliance Learn More |
177.61 MB | DOWNLOAD |
| Kerio Control Upgrade Image |
182.65 MB | DOWNLOAD |
VPN
Kerio VPN Client
Manual| System Requirements| Release History| Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008/7/8 | ||
| Kerio VPN Client (32-bit) | 9.09 MB | DOWNLOAD |
| Kerio VPN Client (64-bit) | 9.19 MB | DOWNLOAD |
| Mac OS X | ||
| Kerio VPN Client | 18.33 MB | DOWNLOAD |
| Debian and Ubuntu Linux Installation instructions | ||
| Kerio VPN Client (32-bit) | 2.88 MB | DOWNLOAD |
Kerio Control 8 is not available as a Windows application. It is available only as a software, virtual or hardware appliance. Customers running the Windows Edition of Kerio Control can easily migrate to the Software Appliance Edition re-using their same hardware. Alternatively, customers using Windows Server with Hyper-V can migrate to the Kerio Control Virtual Appliance for Hyper-V. We´ve prepared a short video that will instruct you on how to install Kerio Control Software Appliance from ISO. More information can also be found on Kerio blog.
Product InformationICSA Labs CertifiedICSA Labs firewall certification provides security and functional testing of firewall features and continuous testing for new vulnerabilities. 
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"Kerio Control is far more flexible than hardware based firewalls, and allows for much finer control of inbound and outbound Internet access.
Many of my clients use Kerio Control not only to properly secure their
network, but also to restrict their employee's web browsing."
Brian Westfall Westfall Computing Solutions |