CAI Networks Announces IPV6 Support for its WebMux Load Balancer/Traffic Manager Appliance

Required by all US government office, network appliance must support IPV6 in 2007. CAI Networks meets the needs of government offices and provide IPV6 solutions to all new and existing customers.

Santa Ana, CA (PRWeb) February 5, 2007 -- CAI Networks announces the support of IPV6 by its WebMux TM load balancer/traffic management appliance. IPV6 is the successor Internet protocol to IPV4 which, most significantly, increases in the number of IP addresses available for networked devices.

WebMux is one of the first network devices to support IPV6, which is gaining increasing popularity and acceptance as many businesses and government agencies are mandating IPV6 support for all networking components primarily due to concerns about limited address space under IPV4. In 2006, White House informed CAI Networks for the needs of IPV6 supports in the WebMux family of products. CAI Networks responded immediately to that request.

IPV6 support is available in WebMux version 8.2.01, which is currently shipping and which is installable by existing WebMux customers as a firmware upgrade. WebMux 8.2.01 supports concurrent inbound and outbound IPV4 and IPV6 traffic, in addition to layer 2/3/4/5/7 traffic management.

About CAI Networks, Inc.

Founded in 1987, CAI Networks specializes in Internet appliances and Internet server reliability solutions and is a leading provider of IP load balancers. CAI has its engineering and sales offices in Southern California. CAI Networks' products are installed worldwide by businesses, government agencies, and ISPs to maintain the reliability and availability and enhance the performance of web sites, portals, and web-based applications.

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Trademarks

WebMux is a trademark of CAI Networks, Inc.

For more information, please contact:

CAI Networks, Inc.

David Merit

714-550-0901 x 7156

Copyright © 2007 CAI Networks, Inc.

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