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To: Don Earl who wrote (18316)	11/4/1997 12:38:00 AM
From: Scott C. Lemon	Read Replies (1) of 42771

Hello Don, > From articles I've read and very little technical understanding, I > am under the impression that any website that gets a lot of hits > would become a lot faster to the persons accessing those sites if > BorderManager were to be installed. Is that correct? Yes! Web sites can profit by having BorderManager act as a "Reverse-Proxy" and feed the public the web pages faster than the web server can ... so instead of buying more expensive web servers, you could buy a BorderManager and allow it to "front-end" your web servers. Anyone who has taken the time to install the product and look at it is impressed. On top of this, ISPs that install BorderManager can gain back bandwidth because of the caching, and users get even faster downloads and better utilization of their modems! > If so wouldn't virtually every website on the internet be a > potential customer for Border Manager? Yep ... only all of them! ;-) And every ISP ... and the telcos ... and eventually the end-users ... I'm running one here at home! > Regards, > > Don Scott C. Lemon

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