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Sun Java Web Proxy Server 4.0 software & documentation.

• Software & Documentation (CD-ROM) [+ $50.00 each]

• License (pricing per CPU) [ $5,000.00 USD each]
• License (pricing per user) [ $5.00 USD each]

Sun Java System Web Proxy Server is a dual-purpose forward and reverse proxy designed to improve Web security and reduce network congestion. As a reverse proxy, the Java System Web Proxy Server adds an additional layer of security to Web infrastructures, protecting backend Web servers (e.g., Java System Web Server, Microsoft IIS, Apache) and improving overall Web site response times through caching and load balancing. As a forward proxy, the Java System Web Proxy Server acts as a network traffic manager, providing distributed caching services and using dynamic proxy routing to reduce network traffic and user wait times. Fine-grained filtering and client transaction logging provide additional control and auditing of network traffic. Media Kit sold separately.

Enhances Security

• Reverse proxy support for the Java System Web Server, Microsoft IIS, and Apache protects backend Web content servers
• Proxies HTTP 1.1, SSL/HTTPS, FTP, Gopher, Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV)
• Provides access controls based on user name and password, named groups, IP DNS and host-based wildcard expressions
• Allows filtering based on requested URLs, content, and content types
• Header masking ensures privacy
• Enables and controls user access through firewalls with SOCKSv5, a standard that supports streaming protocols
• Logs all client transactions to enable auditing of user activity, and provides analysis tools for summarizing server statistics
• Supports LDAP for centralized authentication management

Boosts Network Performance

• Efficient and transparent caching-on-demand automatically routes requests for Web documents to other Java System Web Proxy Server systems and returns current documents from thecache
• Batch updates for caching-on-command allows the download of documents or entire sites on a scheduled basis
• Automatic cache refresh refreshes data in the cache at specified intervals to ensure that the data is current and available for periods of heavy use
• Cache Array Routing Protocol (CARP) support unifies multiple proxy servers into a single logical cache
• Proxy-chaining builds hierarchical caches that improve performance on internal networks
• Internet Cache Protocol (ICP) support provides dynamic querying of neighboring caches to determine document availability