Prestwood Load Balancer 1.02 review

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Web servers load balance cross-web server, cross-platform web request dispatcher

License: Demo
OS: Windows 98/XP/Vista (?)
File size: 1111K
Developer: Prestwood Software      
Price: $99.95
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Prestwood Load Balancer 1.02 is other software developed by Prestwood Software.
The Prestwood Load Balancer is a cross-web server, cross-platform web request dispatcher that distributes direct HTTP calls to various web servers, based on the total number of pending requests to each server and the average response time. By sending pending HTTP requests to servers with lighter loads or faster throughput, the Prestwood Load Balancer ensures quicker response time for all HTTP calls.
other software is demo, which means you can download and use this limited edition of Prestwood Load Balancer 1.02 for free. To use full version of Prestwood Load Balancer 1.02 you have to buy the other product for $99.95. Prestwood Load Balancer 1.02 is available at regnow and Prestwood Software website. Prestwood Load Balancer 1.02 supports different languages (including English). It works with Windows 98/XP/Vista.
Latest Prestwood Load Balancer 1.02 does not contain any spyware and/or advertise modules, allowing installing it with no worries concerning valuable information loss.
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