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Introduction: Guys, At one of my jobs I have to administer a CISCO ACE (application control engine) hardware load-balancer. I don't particularly love this beast, but it's very very powerful. There appears to be little real-world info out there, so it could be interesting writing an article on that. But I don't have other HW LB's to compare it to and I don't want to rehash the product page. What would interest you in a 'product review' of a loadbalancer? No replies means it's not an interesting topic, so no article then ;-)


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