Load Balancers

Internet load balancing can be defined as the process of breaking the Internet traffic over two or more internet connections to deliver better Internet performance for end-users and enhanced reliability of the net connectivity. In the majority of the cases, a pleasing side effect of an Internet Load Balancer Device is the lesser operating cost of the net facility. In most scenarios, the resultant net connectivity attained by Internet load balancing is more cost-effective if compared with a sole ISP link with the same bandwidth abilities in most cases like an ISP connection is not accessible from an exclusive provider and hence Load Balancer Device is the only feasible option in network devices to attain the desired reliability and speed Cisco Application Control 20 Engine for Session Border Controller, Cisco NETFLOW GEN 3 APPL, and Cisco Nexus 1110-S High-accessibility application accelerator, are the top-class internet load balancer devices available in the market.