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Managed WAN Acceleration Service
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What is WAN Optimization?
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WAN Acceleration Appliances
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Application Acceleration across the WAN
Riverbed's application acceleration platform provides secure LAN like application delivery across the wide area network...
Riverbed Steelhead Appliances
Riverbed Steelhead Appliances make it easy for organizations to accelerate the applications that are most important to their users, anywhere in the world.
Riverbed Steelhead Mobile Client
With Riverbed's Steelhead Mobile client enterprises can give mobile workers LAN-like access to corporate files and applications no matter where they are, anywhere in the world.
Riverbed Steelhead Mobile Controller
The Riverbed Steelhead Mobile Controller gives IT managers an easy way to manager and monitor Steelhead Mobile clients across the organization.
WAN Accelerators
Most IT Managers, IT Directors and CIOs have heard all the buzz about WAN Accelerators and how they change the IT landscape. With so many vendors...
WAN Optimizers
WAN optimizers can have a quick return on investment, for domestic wide area network connections as well as international connections...
Cisco WAAS vs Riverbed Steelhead
Most IT professional are rushing to figure out which WAN acceleration vendors have what it takes to get the job done. As many organizations use Cisco for their networking infrastructure they are also considering Cisco for WAN optimization and application acceleration....
WAFS - Wide Area File Services - The Truth
Wide Area File Services (WAFS) refer to technologies that enable the consolidation of file servers from remote sites to the data center without compromising end user performance......
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Cisco WAAS WAN Acceleration News
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Interesting TechWise TV episode on virtualization
I have talked about in the past, is a pressing subject with Cisco - the challenges of handoff between the ESX server admins and the network admins. Again, this highlights the core value of the Nexus 1000V. About 20 minutes in, there is a bit of banter about being a “networking guy” or a “server guy”. I think this highlights a key point - To be successful deploying Data Center 3.0 technologies, you really have to be both. Next they have a demo of the Nexus 1000V. For those of you that haven’t se Posted on 23 October 2008 | 11:00 am |
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WoW: Microsoft, Cisco Continue to Cozy Up
The ongoing relationship between Cisco Systems and Microsoft has become even closer according to news today that the Windows Server on WAAS (WoW) -- an appliance that merges Cisco's Wide Area Applications Services with Microsoft Windows Server 2008 -- is available to order. Posted on 30 September 2008 | 5:00 pm |
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WAN Optimization: IT’s Strategy to Ensure Application Delivery
As you may have suspected from some of my prior columns, I’ve found the product strategies in the WAN optimization market something of a puzzle. IT management is an industry that is ambitiously skating towards a revolution – toward a more Lego-like world of interconnectedness (not to sound too much like someone from the Sixties). In contrast, briefings with many of the WAN optimization crowd reminded me of my days supporting IBM marketing for Token Ring - all speeds and feeds with little inter Posted on 8 September 2008 | 3:00 pm |
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EMC shifts Cisco WAAS to services group
EMC shifts Cisco WAAS to services group May 29th, 2008 by Beth Pariseau Despite rumors that pop up from time to time, Cisco has not taken its Wide Area Application Services (WAAS) product off the market. Cisco is still developing and selling WAAS, and its storage partner EMC sells it too, although there has been a change there. Instead of selling WAAS directly, EMC now sells it through its professional services group. So, essentially, WAAS becomes another tool in the toolbelt for EMC’s Profes Posted on 29 May 2008 | 2:39 pm |
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Tracking The Optimized WAN: NetQoS Integrates with Cisco WAAS
Finally, you can fully monitor your WAN if you are using WAAS with NetQoS tools. Prior to this announcement, all the connections looked the same and it was difficult to get a true picture of your actually network bandwidth. This announcement is wonderful news for those who have already used WAAS for WAN optimization. Posted on 24 July 2007 | 6:44 pm |