A high performance Traffic Manager
ZXTM (Zeus Extensible Traffic Manager) manages your application traffic, inspecting, transforming and routing requests as it load-balances them across the application infrastructure. The powerful TrafficScript(TM) engine lets you implement whatever traffic management policies are most appropriate for your enterprise, drawing on the whole range of capabilities of ZXTM.
ZXTM is available as software, as hardware appliances and as a Virtual Appliance (for VMware Virtual Infrastructure 3 and Windows Virtual Server 2005 R2).
Application Acceleration
By placing ZXTM in front of your networked and web-enabled applications, you can boost the number of transactions your infrastructure can handle, and dramatically increase the speed and responsiveness that your users experience.
Service Reliability
Detect and work around application and hardware failures, ensuring your services have the best possible availability, whatever the circumstances.
Application Security
Mitigate flash floods, filter invalid or malicious requests, apply access controls - all to be confident that your applications are hardened and your user data is safe.
Manage your traffic and infrastructure with ZXTM
ZXTM keeps you informed with detailed logs and status reports. Manage, transform and route traffic across multiple applications, and manage clusters of application servers to reduce your operational costs.
Protocol and Application Support
- Application servers: WebLogic, IBM WebSphere, Oracle, JBoss, SAP, PeopleSoft, Siebel, Apache TomCat, Caucho Resin, Sun Java System Application Server, GlassFish, etc.
- Web Servers: Apache, Zeus Web Server, IIS, SunONE, iPlanet, etc.
- Web Applications: Exchange, Sharepoint, Outlook Web Access, etc.
- Media Delivery: Windows Media Services, other HTTP-based media delivery
- Next-generation protocols, including on-the-fly acceleration, inspection and modification of SOA/XML and Web2.0/AJAX traffic
- Detailed inspection and modification of long-lived protocols such as SMTP, POP3, IMAP and database sessions
- FTP, DNS, almost any TCP or UDP-based protocol
