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Breakthrough High Availability Web Server Unix/Linux/NT

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From: Gary
Date: Wed, 10 Nov 1999 00:00
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PolyServe Corporation announces version 1.3 of Understudy, its flagship 
software application. Understudy enables a Webmaster or Network 
Professional to set up a high availability web server cluster with IP 
service monitoring, failure detection, load balancing and automatic 
failover. 

Understudy has broad OS support, including Windows NT, Sun Solaris, Linux 
and Free BSD. No specialized hardware is required and it will work with 
any webserver. By using Understudy on two or more servers users can be 
assured their websites will always be available and will not be brought 
down by server hardware or software failures.

Understudy is available at a breakthrough price point starting as low as 
$499. per server pair. We are offering a 30-day free trial - please click 
here http://www.polyserve.com/form.html to download your free evaluation 
copy, or to find out more about Understudy.

For more information please visit our web site http://www.polyserve.com 

PolyServe, Inc.
Gary Hemminger, Director, Product Management
gary@polyserve.com
918 Parker Street, Suite A12
Berkeley, CA 94710
Phone: 510.665.2929/fax: 510.649.0660
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Subject: Breakthrough High Availability Web Server Unix/Linux/NT 
Date: 1999/11/10
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