What pieces of the network will be affected by the performance management technology?
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It can vary depending on the particular technology that you're working with. For example, an appliance-based solution may only need a simple interface, but it may involve the client's switch, firewall, WAN connection, router and so on. When choosing a network performance management technology, be sure to consider its primary network impact at the point of installation, but also consider secondary effects on other areas of the network. You don't want to choose a solution to accelerate a core application if that solution will effectively slow down the remainder of the network or impair other applications.
Return to the network performance management FAQ guide and read the rest of Dave's expert responses.
This was first published in June 2008
Channel Strategies for the CIO
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