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Roadmap
The ClarkConnect products are actively under development using (whenever possible) open-source
software.
If you are a developer or just a curious end user, you can find technical details in
our developer section. For non-developers, the
product roadmap outlined below will give you a sense of where ClarkConnect is headed.
Keep in mind, the roadmap is not set in stone -- we always run into speedbumps along the
way!
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There are many minor features detailed on the
developer roadmap -- only the
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Expected in version 4.3
- Groupware access via a web-based interface
- OpenVPN desktop-to-server support
- Integrated remote backup
- Support for Asterisk PBX (provided by Vercom Systems)
Expected in version 5.0
- Core platform based on source code from Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5
- OpenVPN server-to-server support
- Full Samba/LDAP integration
Beta Software and Current Build
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We offer two ways to become part of the community of users who enjoy experimenting
with leading edge technology.
Beta Trials -- With every new release comes a 2 to 8 week beta trial.
Users and developers can get access to upcoming releases while simultaneously
helping us find bugs! Beta trials are announced on the the beta and snapshot
page.
Snapshot Builds -- The snapshot releases
are an excellent way for
users and developers to experiment with the latest features.
From time to time, the software development team creates a working version
with the latest features under development. This release is then
upgraded at weekly intervals.
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Did You Know... |
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The Point Clark Networks Labs showcases some of the products under development.
Monitoring and managing ClarkConnect systems from
an Internet-ready mobile phone or PDA.
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Release Dates
Major ClarkConnect versions are released approximately every 18 months. Interim releases
(e.g 3.1, 3.2) are released as every 4 to 6 months. The following are just estimated release dates
and are only to give you an idea of our typical release cycle.
- 4.3 - May 2008
- 5.0 - Mid 2008
- 5.1 - Late 2008
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