Zeus Traffic Manager version 7.0 introduced data structures to the TrafficScript language in the form of arrays and hashes. These new data structures simplify many tasks that are commonly performed by TrafficScript rules, and makes incorporating advanced functionality into your rules much easier. Read more...

Part 1: Using Zeus Traffic Manager as an HTTP Proxy.

This series of articles will illustrate how you can use Zeus Traffic Manager to personalize and enhance the websites you visit. Augmented browsing allows you to get the content you want presented to you in the way that you want - a feature that is becoming increasingly rare as more and more data becomes available on the Internet.

By using Zeus Traffic Manager to augment websites you can see the effects in any browser without having to install extra plugins. Even better - all this can be achieved with a free development licensed version of Zeus Traffic Manager! Read more...

Choosing the right load-balancing algorithm can often be difficult as every web application behaves differently. ZXTM offers a wide variety of built-in load-balancing algorithms to overcome this problem, but if none of these suit your needs then you can just design your own! This article shows you how. Read more...

Be alerted at the earliest opportunity to a problem with your websites.

This article describes how the new Event Handling feature of ZXTM 5.1 can be used to send a text message to your mobile phone when something critical happens to your services. Read more...

A simple example illustrating how to process events in ZXTM 5.1. This article shows you how to configure ZXTM to invoke a program that will collect debugging information and send it to you when a problem occurs. Read more...

A selection of events that ZXTM can raise, along with some useful information about those events that can be used when working with actions. Read more...

IPv6 is often touted as being the solution to the problem of the rapidly declining number of free IPv4 addresses. Although this is true, IPv6 also offers a number of other significant improvements over the existing IPv4 system, many of which will play a significant role in the future of VoIP protocols such as the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP).

This article describes the benefits of using SIP in an IPv6 network and illustrates how you can configure ZXTM to give you the benefits of using IPv6 on your local SIP network while still allowing IPv4 users to access your services.