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It provides e-Support options and e-mail alerts to IT maintenance and problem prevention recommendations and offers enhanced failover and load balancing and features the CommCell Readiness Check to assess upcoming jobs.
CommVault adds IQ Ops to QiNetix suite by Worldwide Computer Products News
VDS Proxy Edition scales horizontally or vertically to meet the needs of enterprise deployments, with built-in connection pooling and full support for failover and load balancing, as well as an LDAP access router for additional scalable configurations.
Radiant Logic Makes User Directory Integration Easy with New VDS ... by Business Wire
Because of Peplink's advanced failover and load balancing algorithms, businesses can easily substitute their existing high-cost dedicated Internet to a combination of low-cost connections.
Peplink Launches New Internet Link Balancers Featuring Industry First ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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