This iReport is part of an assignment:
Tech talk
More from NeonDrum
- Clinical social networking leader DocCom achieves key ISO 27001 information security certification
- Eseye announces launch of HERA600 series of integrated services routers
- AsiaInfo-Linkage Solution Leads China Mobile to TMF Excellence Awards Success
- Search is on for UK’s most innovative wireless start-ups
- Here comes the Facilities Show - looking forward to meeting you there on Stand 2K90!
More iReports you should see
KEMP Technologies’ Newest Load Balancer Delivers Faster Processing, Throughput and Double the Concurrent Connections for Less
Kemp Technologies has announced the newest addition to its LoadMaster family of load balancers and application delivery controllers. The successor to KEMP’s flagship LoadMaster 5500, the LoadMaster 5300 boasts numerous performance improvements including a 10-percent increase in requests/sec, a 45-percent improvement of maximum balancer throughput at 8.8Gbps, and double the number of Layer 4/Layer 7 concurrent connections.
The LoadMaster 5300 comes with standard dual power supplies (redundant, hot-swap) delivered in a more compact 1U rack space footprint. Using significantly less power, the LM 5300 is environmentally friendly. As with all KEMP LoadMaster products, the new model intelligently and efficiently distributes user traffic among servers to ensure the best possible end-user experience and high availability for web and business applications.
The LoadMaster 5300 is a technologically advanced server load balancing and content switching appliance with ASIC-based SSL acceleration. High performance Layer 4 and 7 load balancing ensures the best application experience possible and with a European MSRP of €13,250.00, the LM 5300 comes at a significantly lower price point than competing offerings, continuing KEMP’s #1 position in price-performance load balancers.
Application acceleration features such as compression and caching reduce network latency and optimise performance over existing ISP links. The active/hot standby with stateful failover provides 99.99% high availability of application servers and removes the server load balancer as a single point of failure. The 5300’s server and application health check feature directs users to the best available resource. The intrusion prevention system (IPS) thwarts application-level threats, even with SSL-encrypted traffic.
“The LoadMaster 5300 is a reflection of our customers’ needs and an impressive addition to the LoadMaster family of products,” said Peter Melerud, executive vice president of product management at KEMP. “The 5300 increases optimisation for Microsoft Lync and Microsoft Exchange and improves user experience, at a lower price point to its predecessor the 5500. Businesses of all sizes looking to improve website performance as they experience increased traffic loads can benefit from the LoadMaster 5300’s cutting edge technology.”
The new LoadMaster 5300 will be shipping at the end of April 2012.
The LoadMaster 5300 comes with standard dual power supplies (redundant, hot-swap) delivered in a more compact 1U rack space footprint. Using significantly less power, the LM 5300 is environmentally friendly. As with all KEMP LoadMaster products, the new model intelligently and efficiently distributes user traffic among servers to ensure the best possible end-user experience and high availability for web and business applications.
The LoadMaster 5300 is a technologically advanced server load balancing and content switching appliance with ASIC-based SSL acceleration. High performance Layer 4 and 7 load balancing ensures the best application experience possible and with a European MSRP of €13,250.00, the LM 5300 comes at a significantly lower price point than competing offerings, continuing KEMP’s #1 position in price-performance load balancers.
Application acceleration features such as compression and caching reduce network latency and optimise performance over existing ISP links. The active/hot standby with stateful failover provides 99.99% high availability of application servers and removes the server load balancer as a single point of failure. The 5300’s server and application health check feature directs users to the best available resource. The intrusion prevention system (IPS) thwarts application-level threats, even with SSL-encrypted traffic.
“The LoadMaster 5300 is a reflection of our customers’ needs and an impressive addition to the LoadMaster family of products,” said Peter Melerud, executive vice president of product management at KEMP. “The 5300 increases optimisation for Microsoft Lync and Microsoft Exchange and improves user experience, at a lower price point to its predecessor the 5500. Businesses of all sizes looking to improve website performance as they experience increased traffic loads can benefit from the LoadMaster 5300’s cutting edge technology.”
The new LoadMaster 5300 will be shipping at the end of April 2012.
What do you think of this story?
Select one of the options below. Your feedback will help tell CNN producers what to do with this iReport. If you'd like, you can explain your choice in the comments below.
Be and editor! Choose an option below:
More from this assignment - Tech talk
iReport welcomes a lively discussion, so comments on iReports are not pre-screened before they post. See the iReport community guidelines for details about content that is not welcome on iReport.
© 2013 Cable News Network. 
Comments