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2 years ago

List five questions that you need to answer before you can recommend a new wan solution

Computers and Technology

1 answer:

Arada [10]2 years ago

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The five questions are:

1. Can you scale TCP flows to at least 1Gbps speeds?

2. Does a 10Gbps NIC mean 10Gbps of throughput?

3. Could your WAN optimization device be doubling the effective application latency?

4. Will your WAN optimization solution scale as my network bandwidth grows?

5. What happens to data reduction ratios as the network speed increases?

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