Remote Outpost
Remote Outpost is Outpost for a network that cannot reach the internet, such as a secure facility, a ship, or an isolated production network. It runs entirely inside that network and never contacts Outpost. It is available by arrangement, and this page is for anyone deciding whether it fits.
What it is
Section titled “What it is”Remote Outpost manages the endpoints of one organization from a console on your own network. The console, the agent, and the day-to-day work are the same as in the hosted service, with these differences:
- Nothing reports outbound. A connected deployment checks in with Outpost to keep its license current. Remote Outpost does not.
- The license is delivered by hand. You receive the license file from Outpost and install it yourself.
- Features that need the internet are not offered: Outpost Cloud Storage, the Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace mail drivers, outgoing mail services other than SMTP, domain monitoring, the breached-password check, and Outpost Cloud AI. Mail through your own IMAP, POP3, and SMTP servers, and an AI model server on your own network, still work.
Self-hosted and air-gapped deployments explains each difference.
Arrange a deployment
Section titled “Arrange a deployment”To discuss a Remote Outpost deployment, contact Outpost. See Contact.
Related
Section titled “Related”Content is licensed CC BY 4.0. Code samples are MIT. Outpost and the Outpost mark are trademarks of Outpost Business Solutions, PBC and are not covered by either license.