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'''APV Series Application Delivery Controllers '''

In 2008, Array Networks first introduced its (AppVelocity) APV Series that consists of [[Application Delivery Controller|Application Delivery Controllers]]s for [[SSL acceleration]], [[load balancing (computing)|load balancing]] and [[traffic management]]at layers 2-7 for enterprise [[data centers]] and Web sites.<ref>Ann Bednarz, [http://www.networkworld.com/article/2277642/lan-wan/array-networks-on-a-green-streak.html "Array Networks on a Green Streak"], Network World, April 3, 2008</ref>

In 2013, Array released the APV 2600, 5600, 10600 and 10650 appliances.<ref>[http://www.dbta.com/Articles/ReadArticle.aspx?ArticleID=89568 "Array Networks Ships New Application Delivery Controller Line"], Database Trends and Applications, May 13, 2013</ref>

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Array Networks launched DesktopDirect to enable users access to remote desktops from a standard web browser.<ref>Jim Carlton, [http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052970204908604574336280116296164 "The PC Goes on an Energy Diet"], Wall Street Journal, September 8, 2009</ref>

DesktopDirect can remotely boot up PCs that are in the “off” or “standby” states. The user browses to a specific [[URL]] to access the registration [[Web portal|portal]]. The user logs in, upon seeing a prompt for [[credentials]], enters the hostname and description of the desktop PC, and registration is complete.

''' Secure Mobile Access'''