IT White Papers

LAN/WAN white papers

Set Up Procedure for Performance Characterization Results

Benchmark to Demonstrate Improvement in SIP Performance for IMS

Date: 13/03/07

Company: Intel

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Cisco Wide Area Application Services Secure, Scalable, and Simple Central Management

The features and benefits of the management components of Cisco WAAS

Date: 13/03/07

Company: Cisco

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Cisco Wide Area Application Services Optimizations for File Server Protocols

The optimizations that Cisco WAAS provides apply specifically to file services

Date: 13/03/07

Company: Cisco

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Cisco Wide Area Application Services Availability and Integrity

By using Cisco WAAS, enterprise IT organizations can safely centralize and improve performance

Date: 13/03/07

Company: Cisco

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Cisco Wide Area Application Services Version 4.0 Optimizations for Citrix

The benefits that Cisco WAAS offers and how Cisco WAAS facilitates optimization of Citrix services

Date: 13/03/07

Company: Cisco

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Cisco Wide Area Application Services Version 4.0 Optimizations for PACS and Digital Image Storage

An overview of the systems that HCOs use and how Cisco WAAS can help improve the performance

Date: 13/03/07

Company: Cisco

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Cisco Wide Area Application Services Version 4.0 Optimizations for Microsoft SMS

Cisco® Wide Area Application Services (WAAS) provides an industry-leading solution to software distribution challenges

Date: 13/03/07

Company: Cisco

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Using Cisco WAAS for File and Print Server Consolidation

How to resolve escalating costs and administrative complexity in branch offices

Date: 13/03/07

Company: Cisco

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IBM Integrated Virtualization Manager

Lowering the cost of entry into Advanced POWER Virtualization

Date: 13/03/07

Company: IBM

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Migrating an Enterprise WAN from ATM to IP

Ensuring the network can support new services and future traffic growth

Date: 13/03/07

Company: Intel

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