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Your Hardware, Our Zero-Trust Software

Run Trout Access Gate software on your own approved hardware. From 2 ports to 100+.

PARTNERS & MSPs

Multi-tenant deployments on your standard hardware. Run Trout Access Gate software across your fleet with a single license model.

CUSTOM ENVIRONMENTS

Use hardware that meets your compliance or procurement standards. Trout validates compatibility and installs the software on your equipment.

SCALE ON DEMAND

Start with 2 ports and grow to 100+ as your network expands. Add capacity without replacing hardware — just license more cores.

Core Capabilities

Software-Only Zero-Trust. Your Hardware, Our Protection.

Five capabilities that bring the full Access Gate feature set to your own infrastructure.

Software-Only Install

No Trout hardware required. We install our full-featured Zero-Trust software on your own approved appliance.

Approved Hardware List

A curated list of certified devices ensures compatibility, performance, and long-term support.

Scalable: 2 to 100+ Ports

Start small and grow. License additional cores as your network expands — no hardware swap needed.

Full Access Gate Features

Zero-Trust access control, segmentation, overlay networking, compliance reports — the complete feature set.

Same Support & Updates

Identical software updates, security patches, and technical support as Access Gate One and Enterprise.

Trusted by manufacturers and critical industries.

Thales
4h

to deploy compliance for on-premise application in restricted on-premise environments.

Trusted by leading companies

Orange Cyberdefense
Carahsoft
John Cockerill
Elna Magnetics
NeverHack
Kyron
Millbrook Machine
Eden Cluster
Airicom
Mountain Men
Skynopy
Pricing

Access Gate Inside.

Run Trout software on your own approved hardware. Per-core licensing scales with your infrastructure.

Starting at
$725/core/year
Done

Volume and multi-year discounts available.

Software License

Full Trout Access Gate software — Zero-Trust access control, segmentation, overlay networking, compliance reporting, and complete network visibility. Licensed per core on your approved hardware.

Per-Core License

Support & Updates

Software updates, security patches, and technical support included. Same SLA and engineering access as Access Gate One and Enterprise customers.

Included
Reference Hardware

Approved Hardware Specifications.

Two reference appliances for software-only deployments. Other hardware can be validated on request.

Small DeploymentEnterprise Deployment
ModelAdvantech FWA-2012-8CA1SSupermicro 110P-FRN2T
CPUIntel Atom® C3000 (8 cores)Intel Xeon 4314 (16 cores)
RAM16 GB DDR42×16 GB DDR4
Storage256 GB Micron M.2480 GB Micron M.2
NICMarvell 88E1543Broadcom NetXtreme 4 ports

Don't see your hardware? Contact us to validate your spec.

FAQ

Common Questions About Access Gate Inside.

100+

Maximum ports supported — scale from a 2-port deployment to enterprise-grade infrastructure on your own hardware.

We maintain a list of certified devices from vendors like Advantech and Supermicro. These appliances have been tested for compatibility, performance, and long-term reliability with Trout Access Gate software. Contact us for the full approved hardware list.

Yes, in many cases. If your hardware meets minimum specifications, we can validate compatibility. Contact our team with your hardware details and we'll confirm whether it qualifies for Access Gate Inside deployment.

Trout engineers install and configure the Access Gate software on your approved hardware, either on-site or remotely. The process includes initial setup, network integration, and validation — the same thorough deployment as our hardware-included products.

You can start with as few as 2 ports and scale up to 100+ as your needs grow. Licensing is per core, so you only pay for the capacity you use. Adding ports is a license update, not a hardware change.

Yes. Access Gate Inside customers receive the same software updates, security patches, and technical support as Access Gate One and Enterprise customers. The only difference is who provides the hardware.