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Archive for April, 2009
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Someone Is Wrong On The Internet…
Posted on April 28, 2009 | No CommentsI’d read the O3 Magazine article by John Buswell with great interest, as well as Lori MacVittie’s response article. I thought they both made great points as I said in my previous post, and I was content to leave it at that. Then I read... -
Review: Ecessa ShieldLink 100
Posted on April 28, 2009 | No CommentsThis article represents the first in a series of reviews of a market segment known as link load balancing.  Link load balancing are a class of device that allow multiple Internet connections of an unrelated nature to be shared, load balanced, and fail over, all... -
Roll Your Own or Shrink Wrapped: F5 versus O3
Posted on April 20, 2009 | 2 CommentsAs pointed out by Shawn Nunley on the lb-l mailing list, o3 Magazine did a piece on rolling your own SSL accelerator and load balancer. Â Lori MacVittie over at F5 (who shares my affinity for cat pictures with grammatically dubious captions) did a cautionary... -
Press Release: A10 Networks Releases AX 1000 Entry Level ADC/Load Balancer
Posted on April 6, 2009 | No CommentsThis morning A10 Networks sent me this press release, announcing the release of their new AX1000, an entry-level offering to the AX load balancer/ADC line. -
Radware Completes Purchase of Nortel’s Alteon Assets
Posted on April 1, 2009 | No CommentsI just got word that Radware has just completed their acquisition of Nortel’s Layer 4-7/Alteon business.  In the press release, they reiterated their commitment to continuing development of the Alteon line, with the purchase not just being a customer list buy. Final purchase price was...