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Quova helps F5 improve its IP geolocation capability

By ⋅ November 18, 2009 ⋅ Email This Post Email This Post ⋅ Post a comment

F5 Networks, a player in Application Delivery Networking (ADN) and Quova, a provider of IP geolocation data and services, have announced a partnership and OEM agreement.

The partnership is expected to improve F5′s ability to provide intelligent context-aware application delivery solutions to IT organisations worldwide.

The Quova technology maps IP addresses and related data to geographic locations at various levels of granularity. The contextual location information solves many security problems, such as enforcing download and access restrictions based on locality, the company said.

The company believes the addition of Quova’s IP geo data will allow F5 customers to solve a new range of business networking issues at the perimeter of the network rather than down at the web application level.

Localisation functions, such as setting the default language page and customising content for a specific region, will also rely on the Quova data.

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