Operating system CacheGuard-OS

CacheGuard network appliances runs under CacheGuard-OS, a Linux based Operating System built from scratch and especially designed to Secure and Optimize the network traffic. Once installed on a machine (hardware or virtual), CacheGuard-OS transforms that machine into a powerful and easy to handle network appliance. CacheGuard-OS keeps heterogeneous open source software running consistently and seamlessly together. This is made possible by a smart design and the development of more than 200 000 lines of Open Source code. With CacheGuard, the complexity of built-in Open Source software is not visible and remains under the hood. All you have to do is to turn on the key and enjoy. CacheGuard-OS Configuration After having installed CacheGuard-OS on a machine and setup basic IP configuration, the resulted network appliance can be configured and managed via its CLI (Command Line Interface) and/or a Web browser. The Web UI has been designed to be friendly and easy to handle even for non IT professionals. Particular cares have been taken to ensure its compatibility with well-known Web browsers such as Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome and Edge. You can find some CacheGuard demos on YouTube at CacheGuard YouTube Channel. Machine Requirements CacheGuard-OS is distributed in both x86 (32 bits) and x64 (64 bits) CPU compatible versions and can run on almost all x86/x64 machines made by well-known manufacturers such as HP, Dell and IBM and hypervisors providers such as VMware, Hyper-V and Proxmox.The machine resource requirements mainly depend on the number of users to support and the services that you need to activate on your appliance.