Wide Area Networks (WAN) White Papers
Sprint Global Quality of Service: Guarantor of Application Delivery
Overview
This Sprint white paper discusses a variety of issues related to application delivery and performance. It explains how a Quality of Service (QoS) approach to network management that focuses on the performance of applications rather than the performance of the network itself can help you achieve a data delivery rate of better than 99.9 percent! Download the paper to learn how Sprint's Global MPLS VPN, a 100-percent Cisco-powered network that's virtually congestion-free, can deliver enhanced QoS across your entire environment, no matter how distributed it may be.
| Publisher | Sprint | File Format | |
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| Date Published | April 2006 | Downloads | 125 |
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