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From Issue #94
February 2002

Feb 01, 2002  By Heather Mead
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xLswitch

SWsoft's xLswitch is a scalable and highly available traffic, bandwidth and content management solution for web, mail and internet applications. Aimed at service providers, e-commerce businesses and corporate enterprises, xLswitch allows them to provide uninterrupted, rapid and personalized secure service delivery to customers. xLswitch combines load balancing and monitoring with traffic management and bandwidth control. xLswitch works by moving most of the code into the OS kernel and using algorithms for TCP-splicing and other operations. Graphical, multiplatform management tools are included, as are an SDK and documentation for developers to utilize xLswtich's extendibility.

Contact SWsoft, 395 Oyster Point Boulevard, Suite 213, San Francisco, California 94080, info@sw-soft.com, www.sw-soft.com.

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