New EOS Version now available November 28, 2008
Posted by elfiq in Product Updates.Tags: elfiq, sip, sitepathmtpx, usb
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Elfiq Just released EOS 3.3.0.2 and it has some interesting new features including:
- Web reporting interface
- SitePathMTPX bandwidth virtualization algorithm
- SIP-Aware balancing
- USB Configuration of link balancers<
- PPPoE support
Feel free to reach us if you have any questions, also feel free to leave a comment!
New Elfiq EOS 3.2.1 released! May 13, 2008
Posted by elfiq in Product Updates.Tags: elfiq, eos, Internet, isp, link balancer, load balancer, multi-wan, wan
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Elfiq just released EOS 3.2.1 to all customers and partners. This new release is available on Elfiq’s web site (www.elfiq.com) today.
This new release has two key additions for the Elfiq LinkLB units:
1- Quality of Service (QoS): This feature brings the ability to manage bandwidth allocation priorities to bandwidth for an application/port/IP is garanteed or maximized based on the requirements. Customers may want to give an allocated minimum for VoIP SIP traffic or reduce to a set quantity online gaming applications.
2- We added new LOADOPT options to enable optimisation of ressources in high-demand environments. Commands added are: NORMAL, NAT_OPTIMIZED, NAT_OPTIMIZED_IN, NAT_OPTIMIZED_OUT, TAG_OPTIMIZED
Should you have any questions, feel free to reach our support team (support@elfiq.com / 514-667-0611).
Feature requests April 14, 2008
Posted by elfiq in Product Updates.Tags: elfiq, failover, feature, link balancer, link balancing
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Elfiq is always on the lookout to help customers and prospects so if you have a feature request for your Elfiq unit(s), please feel fee to ask. Please contact sales@elfiq.com so submit them, thank you very much for your assistance!
Elfiq featured in InfoWorld March 27, 2008
Posted by elfiq in Elfiq News, Product Updates.Tags: elfiq, infoworld, link balancer, load balancer
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Great news – our Link LB-550E and Link LB-1100E new models are featured in Infoworld!
Sneak preview : EOS 3.2.1! March 18, 2008
Posted by elfiq in Product Updates.Tags: dynamic, elfiq, ftp, isp, qos, retail
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We’re working very hard on the next release of the ElfiqOS (EOS) for the Elfiq Link Load Balancer products, and we can already announce a few very anticipated features:
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QoS traffic classification and prioritization: rate limiting and traffic allocation, for both inbound and outbound traffic.
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SitePathMTPX: full support for dynamic IP links. With retail DSL/Cable modems or links in certain regions, customers cannot get static IP addresses, and this new improvement will enable the use of low-cost links for point to point resilience.
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Protocol support update: protofix for both active and passive FTP, with full balancing possibilities.
We have many exciting items we’re keeping under covers for now, and we welcome comments and suggestions!
Elfiq Networks releases new models! March 18, 2008
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The Link LB-500 and Link LB-1000 models will be replaced by an E-Series platform, the new models are the Link LB-550E and the Link LB-1100E. Enhancements include an increased throughput, LAN Failsafe support and internal power supply with a very low 25W power consumption. Click here for the official product page.
Elfiq Eos 3.2.0(20) released March 18, 2008
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Elfiq just released the new version of EOS for Elfiq Link Load Balancer units available to all customers with active maintenance plans. This new firmware release is available in the “Download” section of the web site once logged in.
Major changes and improvements include:
• Performance enhancement in NAT balancing mode
• LB2000 support of two VFIs.
• LB3000 support of LAN Failsafe (hardware change required)
• Introduction of Intelligent Condition Verificator (ICV) and ICV actions
• Granular export through Geolink
The latest firmware includes optimizations under very heavy usage conditions and is recommended for all our users. Please ensure to read the Release Notes prior to the firmware update.
