Ellacoya

Kurt Dobbins, chief technology officer of IP services with Arbor Networks, which purchased DPI vendor Ellacoya in January 2008, talked to me last year about the likelihood of using DPI to provide a form of consumption-based broadband.

DPI: It’s Going to Be About More Than Ads 2009

Inspecting data packets at Layers 3-7 allows the e100 to provide crucial information to your operations and business support systems, without compromising other services (Arbor/Ellacoya Networks 2008).

DPI: simplified and demystified 2009

Arbor/Ellacoya note that their e100 devices use, DPI technology to monitor and classify data directly from your network traffic flow.

DPI: simplified and demystified 2009

Arbor/Ellacoya note that their e100 devices use, DPI technology to monitor and classify data directly from your network traffic flow.

DPI: simplified and demystified 2009

Inspecting data packets at Layers 3-7 allows the e100 to provide crucial information to your operations and business support systems, without compromising other services Arbor/Ellacoya Networks 2008.

DPI: simplified and demystified 2009

As far as inspecting and reassembling your downloads, that is my beef against the use of Ellacoya traffic shaping by Deep Packet Inspection.

Tarring users with the same brush? 2008

Also approved is an increase in the daily pavilion costs for Ellacoya, Monadnock, Pawtuckaway, Sunapee, Wellington and White Lake by $5.

All Stories 2012

Under the fee hike, however, day-use admission will go from $4 to $5 for an adult at Ellacoya, Monadnock, Pawtuckaway, Sunapee, Wellington and White Lake.

All Stories 2012

From 2005 to 2010, he was the President and CEO of Arbor Networks, a network security company, and directed the progression of Arbor into a well-regarded thought-leader on network security issues, and drove the company's acquisition and integration of Ellacoya Networks, formerly a leading provider of deep packet inspection DPI solutions.

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Jeanne Clark has written a book-length epic poem, "Story of Ellacoya," inspired by the legend of an Abenaki woman whose father, Ahanton, is said to have called Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire the "Smile of the Great Spirit" after the storms on her wedding day cleared.

RutlandHerald.com 2010