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Jul 29,2008 by admin

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Transparent Accelerators

Transparent accelerators use similar metrics as nontransparent accelerators to identify peer devices on the other end of the network (automatic discovery or static configuration) but do not manipulate packet headers for data in flight. This helps to ensure compatibility with features that are deployed in the network that require visibility of packet header information for classification, prioritization, security, route selection, and more, as shown in Figure 3-27.

Figure 3-27. Transparent Accelerators and Compatibility with Network Features

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Figure 3-28 shows how a transparent accelerator solution retains packet header data that is critical to ensuring compatibility with existing network functions.

Figure 3-28. Transparent Accelerators and Preservation of Packet Header Information

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