We were discussing Riverbed Operating System (RiOS) technical concepts. Let us look into network integration. RiOS solution does not demand anything from the network topology. It also does not require the use of tunnels. Since there are no tunnels involved, peers can be auto-discovered, full mesh environments can be supported and there is no limit to scale. There is no hindrance to the use of web cache communication protocols, policy based routing, or other out of path deployment options.
The purpose of mentioning this non-invasive, application neutral acceleration with little or no change to network is to say that this approach differs from a overarching one panacea fix all strategy. It's also not quite like a solution that requires different vendors to "bolt and glue" their products. That said, WAN optimization can proceed through multiple vendors who can combine or reuse some of the patterns introduced with RiOS.
The use of minimal configurations helps with the following in these ways:
Data Streamlining:
Reduce WAN bandwidth utilization by 60-95%
eliminate redundant transfers
perform cross application optimization
and provide quality of service for all the applications.
The support for data streamlining includes features for rule-based policy administration of optimization classes, packet marking, enforcement for QoS and route control.
These enable tremendous ease of use with most QoS measures.
#codingexercise

Double  GetNthRootProductOddRaisedPMinusQAndEvenRaisedPPlusQ (Double [] A,Double  p, Double q)




{




If ( A== null) return 0;


By



Return A.NthRootProductOddRaisedPMinusQAndEvenRaisedPPlusQ(p, q);




}