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| | | The New Standard in Marine Communications | | |
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| | | About SeaWave SNAP-VPN SeaWave SNAP-VPN (SeaWave Network Access protocol) is a virtual private network (VPN) client that allows authorized users on shore to securely control | | |
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| | | lajiiiuuigis uii uudiu d lemuie vessel. oiN/Ar-vriN uueidies uv systems, precluding the need for expensive VSAT hardware and subscriptions. Using lower cost Inmarsat hardware and airtime IT professionals from shore can maintain systems throughout their fleet affordably and reliably. | | | |
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| | | Part of a suite of IT tools called the Remote Management Suite (RMS), SeaWave SNAP-VPN is designed to lower the cost of vessel operations by providing IT professionals on shore with access to remote systems and information. SNAP creates a secure end-to-end, shore-to-vessel connection for maintenance, configuration, diagnostics and training, allowing IT administrators to resolve issues from the home office. | | |
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| | | When computer maintenance is handled from shore, a vessel becomes a more efficient workplace with improved system uptime and personnel focused on the jobs they are trained to perform. | | |
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| | | How SeaWave SNAP Works SeaWave SNAP-VPN is configured on the ship using the Standard Client and on shore using the SNAP-VPN Client. Using the SNAP configuration tool built into the Standard Client, the vessel administrator assigns a unique port number to any system on board the vessel. (See Figure 1). | | |
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| | | When a SNAP Session has started, an IT manager can control the remote Pc using command line tools such | | Figure 2: Initiate SNAP Session - From the shore, determine over what interface you wish to initiate the SNAP Session and | |
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