AX SeriesAX Series: Carrier-Class Redundancy
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Load Balancing 101
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Application Delivery Handbook
A10 Ups the ADC Ante with 64-bit AX
Cloud Networking Report
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2012 Data Center 100 Companies Greentech Media
Power Assure and A10 Build a Case for Investing in Data Center Power Management, One Step at a Time Computer Reseller News
A10 Touts Channel Incentives Behind Growth in ADC Market Network World
10 Essential Data Center AppliancesPress Releases
January 31, 2012:
A10 Networks Increases Data Center Efficiency with Midrange AX 3200-12 and AX 3400 Application Delivery Controllers (ADC) January 17, 2012:
A10 Networks Secures FIPS Certification October 17, 2011:
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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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Software benefits include:
- Ability to store dual images and associated configurations on the SSD and the on-board compact flash. This enables up to four images and associated configurations across multiple 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.