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PeeVee Corporation needed program and server configurations that can be flexibly adapted to the changing needs of the business. They wanted to implement a load balancer but due to cost issues, they ended up sharing the load using a DNS round robin method to distribute user requests to the Web server sequentially. This worked adequately at the time, but when they began providing the service to Excite, traffic volume increased considerably and problems with performance began to occur. With the implementation of Citrix NetScaler, completed off late, the company has been able to operate its service totally free of any problems.
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| Date: | Sep 2007 |
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