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router cluster
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router cluster
Two or more routers grouped together to provide any combination of hardware redundancy, service redundancy, load balancing and increased speed. The speed enhancement is accomplished by bonding the routers together. For example, three separate routers such as T1, T3, E1, E3 or wireless, can be combined to provide three times the speed, reliability and redundancy. Although failover can be accomplished in routers through software, all of the features mentioned either require additional hardware within the router or an external router cluster device.

Router Cluster
In this diagram, two FatPipe Xtreme router cluster units connect three routers and provide automatic failover if any unit ceases to function or if the connection to one of the ISPs fails. Each Xtreme unit can connect to the LAN and three routers, which can be of a mixed variety. (Diagram courtesy of FatPipe Networks, www.fatpipeinc.com)
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com) A diverse list of clients--including Tyco, The Juilliard School, SK Global and the National Football League-- employs FatPipe Networks' patented router clustering technology to keep their Wide Area Networks (WANs) up and running.
Utah's high-tech 20. (Feature Story) by Hullinger, Brett / Utah Business
FatPipe is the inventor and patents holder of router clustering products which enable companies to obtain highly redundant and fast Internet/WAN access, as well as high security allowing such corporations to implement intranets, thin client, virtual private networks (VPNs) and other mission-critical Web-based applications.
UTFC Invests Another $500K in FatPipe Networks; Router Clustering ... by Business Wire
30, 2003 FatPipe Networks(TM), the inventor of router clustering devices for reliable, redundant and fast Internet/WAN connections, today announced it was ranked 17th of MountainWest Venture Group's Utah 100 Fastest Growing Companies and was the first technology company listed among several that were recognized.
FatPipe Networks Ranked Among Top 20 of Utah 100 Fastest Growing ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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