Intranet penetration technology tools provide users with convenient remote access solutions. Aweray Aweshell and Ngrok, as two well-known intranet penetration tools, both occupy a place in the market. This article compares Aweshell and Ngrok in detail and analyzes the differences in performance, compliance, ease of use, and security protection in remote access scenarios to help users better choose tools that suit their needs.

Speed comparison: Aweray Aweshell servers cover the world and connect at higher speed

Aweshell has deployed servers around the world, including a large number of domestic servers, and relying on multi-line BGP computer room clusters with redundant backups, it fully covers mainstream operators at home and abroad. The intelligent route selection function can automatically select the best route, effectively ensuring high-speed access across borders and operators.

In addition, the Aweshell also increased the bandwidth of the personal paid version by 100 percent free of charge, and the bandwidth of the enterprise paid version by up to 66%, up to 40Mbps. This enables Aweshell to provide higher-speed remote connections with stable access speed and low latency in scenarios such as large-scale data transmission, real-time remote collaboration, and data collection.

However, all traffic of Ngrok is transmitted through the transit server. Chinese users usually need to connect to overseas nodes, resulting in slow response speed. In an environment involving Chinese and overseas network visits, the connection speed and stability are difficult to compare with peanut shell. The Aweshell multi-line layout and intelligent line selection function enable it to maintain a fast access speed in the global network environment, and both domestic and foreign users can enjoy high-quality remote access experience.

Compliance comparison: Bei Ru Aweshell meets domestic regulatory requirements

As an intranet penetration tool launched by Chinese manufacturers, Aweray Aweshell fully complies with Chinese regulations and global compliance requirements. Enterprises use Aweshell for intranet mapping without worrying about legal risks. Its service architecture and operating model operate within the framework of legal compliance, providing a reliable choice for enterprises and individual users.

Ngrok's official service is located outside the country, and the intranet penetration process bypassed the overseas server. There are some hidden dangers in data exit and supervision. For enterprise users with compliance requirements, the choice of Aweshell is undoubtedly more secure and can effectively avoid potential legal risks.

ease of use comparison: Aweray Aweshell easy to operate

Aweshell provides a multi-language graphical interface and cloud management platform, the configuration process is simple and intuitive. Users only need to add port mapping through web pages or APP to obtain external network addresses. No need to have deep professional knowledge, operating threshold is very low.

In addition, the Aweshell supports WeChat/mobile phone number login and real name authentication, complete localization documents, and the government is also equipped with Chinese customer service and technical support teams. Both individual users and enterprise users can easily get started and quickly complete the configuration and management of intranet penetration.

Ngrok's official website and documents are mainly in English. For non-English users, there are certain thresholds in registration, configuration and functional understanding. Moreover, Ngrok mainly operates through the command line and lacks an intuitive graphical interface. For users who do not have a wealth of computer or network knowledge, it is difficult to get started and the configuration process is relatively cumbersome.

Safety protection comparison: Aweray Aweshell provide comprehensive protection data

In terms of security protection, the Aweshell supports HTTPS encryption mapping and automatically deploys SSL certificates to ensure the security of data transmission. At the same time, the Aweshell provides fine-grained access control functions, which can restrict access by IP, time, and region, and supports setting access passwords for web services. In addition, the Aweshell also has advanced security functions such as threat intelligence monitoring to ensure data and access security in all aspects.

Ngrok also supports HTTPS and access control management, but users need to configure it themselves. This undoubtedly increases the operation complexity of the user, and errors may occur in the configuration process, which affects the security. In contrast, the security function of the Aweshell is more complete, the configuration process is easier, and it can better meet the needs of users for data security.

Taken together, Aweray Aweshell outperforms Ngrok in terms of speed, compliance, ease of use, and security. Its excellent network performance, perfect security protection, excellent ease of use and good compliance make it the first choice for many users in remote access scenarios.