Re: [cobalt-users] 2 Raq3i's

[Kris Dahl <krislists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you are talking about what I think u are, the Netstructure line, its like
>$30000.  Not that I'm not all gung-ho about buying cool expensive gear, but a
$30000+ load balancing equipment on a pair of $4000 servers seems silly.

Coyote Point has some interesting hardware as well.

-k

on 4/28/00 9:36 AM, Charlie Clemmer at cclemmer@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Intel also offers a load balancing product line (formerly IPivot) which is
> pretty interesting. With the Intel boxes, you can load balance, do
> geographic redirects, and even SSL offload. Nortel also OEMs the IPivot
> boxes as the Accelar 700 series products.
> 
> At 12:21 PM 4/28/00 -0400, you wrote:
>> There are many hardware and software loadbalancers out there that will
>> work. How much are you willing to spend?  I'd suggest checking out F5,
>> RADWARE, Alteon, Foundry, and Arrowpoint for hardware and Resonate for
>> software. I've listed them with no particular reason for the order, but in
>> general hardware is more effective than software in this arena.
> 
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