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Documentation
Collateral
64-bit Advantage Solution Brief
Load Balancing 101
AX Series Deployment Guides
AX Series Data Sheets
AX Solution Briefs
AX 5200 Solution Brief
AX Series Case Studies
AX Series White Paper
In the Press
ChannelWeb
2010 Channel Chiefs Network World
A10 Aims for the Cloud Techworld
A10 Set to Speed Traffic UpPress Releases
February 22, 2010:
A10 Networks Expands its AX Series Solutions with Large Scale NAT and Dual-Stack Lite January 19, 2010:
A10 Networks Unveils Cloud Computing and Virtualization Roadmap for Application Delivery - Features
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Application Delivery: Virtualization Options for Cloud Computing (1/10)
Global Server Load Balancing (12/09)
by Todd Harcourt, Systems Engineer
64-bit AX Series and ACOS (10/09)
New High Performance 64-bit Appliances
aFleX Advanced Scripting (6/09)
Introduction to the AX Series aFleX scripting tool,
which enables advanced, highly-flexible and efficient
Layer 7 traffic management. Introducing the AX 5200 (5/09)
Presented at Interop Las Vegas TMCnet (5/09)
AX 5200 Interview at Interop with Kelly LeBlanc AX 2000 Quick Look (4/08)
LBDigest's Quick Look at configuring AX 2000 New Generation Server Load Balancers (11/08)
Presented by John Huang Sr. System Engineer for NetworkWorld IT Roadmap San Francisco - Performance Reports
AX 3200 Report
Scaling a Web site means running multiple back-end servers behind a sophisticated traffic management device to distribute the incoming load efficiently and to maximize the server farm performance...
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Scaling a Web site means running multiple back-end servers behind a sophisticated traffic management device to distribute the incoing load efficiency and to maximize server farm performance...
Read More AX 3200 with HTTP Caching
Scaling a Web site means running multiple back-end servers behind a sophisticated traffic management device to distribute the incoming load efficiently and to maximize the server farm performance...
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AX 3200 with HTTP Caching - Full Results in all Object Sizes
Powerpoint presentation file showing L7 Transactions Per Second with HTTP Caching Enabled and L7 Throughput in Gbps with HTTP Caching Enabled...
Read More VirtualN Running on AX 3200
Networks are constantly changing in response to evolving application delivery needs. Bandwidth intensive applications need high throughputs...
Read More
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The AX Series is a critical junction in the server farm, so as customers should expect from a server load balancer, the AX Series features carrier-class performance. AX Series carrier-class redundancy extends to two areas, hardware and software. Carrier-grade hardware includes:
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Video: New High Performance 64-bit Appliances
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Software benefits include:
- Ability to store dual images and associated configurations on the redundant hard drives and SSD, and the on-board compact flash. This enables up to four images and associated configurations across three redundant storage devices for maximum reliability and peace of mind.
- Comprehensive High Availability options for complete box failover.
- Dedicated management ports, an out-of-band serial console port and a separate in-band Ethernet network port, ensure that the AX is always available to the administrator.
For more information, see the AX Product Specifications page.