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Linux-Announce Digest #285
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Linux-Announce Digest #285, Volume #5 Fri, 18 Nov 2005 15:13:03 EST
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COMMERCIAL: TCPfork 2.50 available (introducing sessions based on client IP address) (TCPfork Support)
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Date: Fri, 18 Nov 2005 13:33:18 -0600
From: TCPfork Support <tcpfork-support@inlab.de>
Subject: COMMERCIAL: TCPfork 2.50 available (introducing sessions based on client IP address)
FYI: TCPfork 2.50 is now available at [ http://www.TCPfork.net ]
(Release Date: November 18, 2005)
Changes:
* This release has optional support for client IP address sessions and destination server
stickiness (the new -S option).
* The timeout and "connection refused" handling of "just failed" destination servers has
been improved.
* The manuals have been updated accordingly.
TCPfork is a userland TCP proxy with advanced load balancing capabilities. Its core features
are the ability to load balance on a "least connection" basis and the ability to take the machine
load into account ("least load" or "least resource" load balancing).
This is implemented by using the bngagent UDP protocol. It performs "TCP open" health checks
by default and allows the use of external health check scripts. TCPfork 2.x introduces a highly
optimized multithreading connection scheduler, allowing fast processing of high numbers of
concurrent connections.
TCPfork runs on many different platforms and is available commercially with free trial.
TCPfork is available at [ http://www.TCPfork.net ].
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Thomas Obermair
Inlab Software GmbH
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