Feb 21, 2002 : F5 Improves Traffic Management Solution

📅 February 21, 2002 - F5 Networks, Inc. (f5.com -> hostinger.com), a provider of Internet trafficand content management products, today announced a new version of 3-DNS, thecompany's traffic management solution that provides wide-area load balancingand high availability of IP applications and services running acrossmultiple data centers.

New features of 3-DNS include: a Personal Internet Weather Map that providesmeasurements of Internet performance for each data center; enhancedwide-area persistence that allows for application continuity across adistributed site deployment; enhanced ECV (extended content verification)that ensures Web content is available before users are routed to a site, andcustomer topology mapping that offers a flexible system to manage wheretraffic is sent.
"3-DNS can make a significant difference on your organization's bottomline," said Dan Matte, senior director of product management at F5 Networks."For example, most businesses have no way of measuring the relativeeffectiveness of the Internet for serving their users. Because the Internetis a dynamic, public network and users are distributed around the globe,it's difficult for organizations to accurately determine where to bestdeploy their resources. 3-DNS' Personal Internet Weather Map takes theguess-work away by giving customers a unique measurement of their userperformance across the Internet to each data center in their network."
3-DNS version 4.2 is available now. Contact an F5 representative or partnerfor pricing and upgrade information. 3- DNS can be ordered as a standalonesystem or added as a software module to the BIG-IP 5000, BIG-IP 2000, or theBIG-IP 540 products running v4.2 software.

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