A10 Networks April eNewsletter


A10 recently unveiled the new AX 3530, a record breaking 1 rack unit (RU) appliance delivering 115 Gbps throughput. With solutions to alleviate IPv4 address shortages, such as Carrier Grade NAT (CGN), also known as Large Scale NAT (LSN), and solutions to aid IPv6 adoption, such as NAT64/DNS64, DS-Lite and 6rd, the AX 3530 is flexible to meet diverse needs without having to replace your current infrastucture. The AX 3530 is a carrier-class platform featuring Lights-out Management (LOM) and multiple techniques for greater service protection. Read the press release. Contact A10 today to discuss how the AX 3530 can provide scalable and flexible solutions for your IPv4 preservation, IPv4/IPv6 translation and IPv6 migration projects.

Read our updated Solution Brief for A10's AX Series Application Delivery Controllers (ADCs) and Microsoft Lync Server 2010 and learn how to achieve the following benefits: Scale with server load balancing Improve the user experience with optimization Eliminate downtime with high availability Additionally, lower latency Network Address Translation (NAT) between public and private segments and high performance ensure VoIP jitter and performance issues are avoided for Lync users despite any hostile network conditions or unexpected traffic surges. Contact A10 today to discuss how A10 can accelerate, optimize and secure your Lync environments.

A10 is now an official Oracle Gold Partner. AX Series has Oracle Deployment Guides, for example Oracle WebLogic 12c, with more to come. A10 also has new Deployment Guides for other Web Servers and Web Application Servers to ensure your AX Series ADCs can be deployed quickly and efficiently with maximum benefits for the following: Apache Web Server 2.2 \| IBM WebSphere 8.0 \| Microsoft IIS 7.0 This growing list joins our existing Deployment Guides. Contact us today to learn how the AX Series can enhance your enterprise application deployments.

A10 is hosting a monthly Webinar series on "Optimizing and Scaling Business Application with Application Delivery Controllers (ADCs) and Load Balancers."