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Are Internet load balancers here to stay? Two opposing arguments, you decide Why and when do you need more than one of something? For example,

LTE Router – Use Cases from IoT to Enterprise and Anything in Between Last week, we discussed “What to look for in a 4G router”

What to Look for in a 4G Router (or 5G Router) 4G LTE networks have come a long way since the 3G days. It is

State of Rural Broadband Internet According to the latest State of the Internet report by Akamai, no country has higher than 20 Mbps average speed

Round Robin Load Balancing – When to Use and When to Avoid It Round robin load balancing refers to the load balancing algorithm whereby the

Predictions for SD-WAN This year was a significant year for Mushroom Networks, but also for the industry as a whole. In our humble opinion, the

NFV Load Balancer – How to Utilize One in Your Network Network Function Virtualization (NFV) is a new technology that is based on Software Defined

Best Practices for Managing MPLS Traffic and MPLS Security Your edge router is similar to a critical intersection of local roads and ramps to highways,

What to Look for in a VNF Load Balancer Software Defined WAN gave the industry the ability to create overlay tunnels living on top of

NAT (Network Address Translation) Setup in Multi-WAN Routers NAT (Network Address Translation) is the mapping of IP headers going through a router, to modify the

Is a VNF WAN Load Balancer Possible? With the advent of software defined architectures, including Software Defined WAN (SD-WAN), it is possible to “program” your

What is VNF (Virtual Network Function) and Why Should You Care? Data centers are going through a paradigm shift from a manually configured set of

Where Is the Bandwidth Network Bottleneck? Recently Nature magazine posted a thorough article about bandwidth network bottleneck and researchers race to solve some of the