Enterprises are increasingly virtualizing IT infrastructure by migrating storage, application, and database servers into cloud/hosted datacenters. As they do so, they need to partner with ISPs and ...

When network managers find peer-to-peer file sharing overwhelming their networks, some of the best words of wisdom might be to "let it be," just at a slower pace. It is a strategy many colleges have ...

eSpeaks’ Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

Shaping can guarantee a certain amount of bandwidth for an application (like production traffic). <BR><BR>You can also do application firewalling to enforce internal users bandwidth limits or quotas, ...

Telstra has confirmed that it is planning a trial of technical measures to 'manage' network traffic at times of peak load, including the shaping of peer to peer traffic.

Not sure if this should go in the Networking Forum or here. It's more UNIX-related, I think... so...<P>I have a need for a packet shaper (outbound traffic only) for a ...

Such shaping would be achieved by deep packet inspection, a technology that examines the content of data packets to determine the type of application that is most likely to be generating the traffic.

Cisco is setting its sights on the competitors in the packet shaping market place with its newest release of the Application Performance Assurance (APA) Network Module the NME-APA-E3 2.0.

PureFlow GS1 technology prioritizes management and traffic shaping to ensure fair access for mission critical applications and improving traffic-bandwidth-constraint/latency problems in data centers ...