A10 NX, Kansas Chief Academic Medical Center

A10 NX, leader of the global application network, recently announced that Kansas University Hospital, the leading academic hospital in Kansas state, chose A10 NX Application Delivery (CS) program to complete Http://www.aliyun.com/zixun in its network /aggregation/11208.html ">microsoft Exchange deployment, the hospital has two data centers to support nearly 5,500 employees in 50 locations.

In order to meet the ever-increasing infrastructure requirements, no new large-scale Microsoft Exchange deployments are being prepared, Kansas University Hospital decided to replace its existing CS vendor with A10 NX to improve performance and scalability of software and hardware, and to apply delivery partitions ( ADPs) enables virtualization for multi-tenant to increase flexibility.

Robert Roland, a system engineer at Kansas University Hospital, said: "Because of the high performance and scalability of A10 NX products, we chose A10 to complete the Microsoft Exchange deployment, and more importantly, compared to other solutions that we have evaluated, A10 NX Application Delivery solutions are more flexible and more energy efficient. A10 NX saves us 30% of rack space, effectively reducing the cost of energy in the data center. In contrast to the competitor's counterparts, we found that A10 NX would help us save up to $ more than 1 million trillion in the next 5 years, equivalent to 10 people for 5 years. ”

Kansas University Hospital This choice is A10 NX Application delivery ax 3200-12s, which has 10Gb ports, flexible traffic acceleration technologies that can defend against DDoS attacks, enhanced security features, and High-performance SSL uninstall. With system virtualization, AX 3200-12s can build up to 128 application delivery partitions for multiple tenants, helping hospitals adopt existing equipment to support more users and applications, and significantly improve system efficiency. It can be seen that the A10 NX scheme is an excellent choice to build a green data center, not only saving 30% of the rack space for the hospital, but also reducing the energy cost.

"We are proud to be able to provide leading, flexible and green application delivery solutions to Kansas University Hospitals," said Jason Matlof, vice president of global marketing at A10 NX. Our new thunder and AX application delivery product portfolio uses energy-efficient design to reduce customer data center input in power, refrigeration and space, and to ensure the reliability, scalability, and security of user applications. ”