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• Circuit to Packet - Juniper Networks circuit to packet products reliably transport circuit based applications across a new generation of IP networks.
• DX and WX Acceleration Platforms - Speeds Web-based application performance for all users local, remote and mobile up to 50 percent.
• E-Series - Carrier-class routing with wire-speed performance.
• EX-Series - The EX 3200, EX 4200 and EX 8200 series Ethernet switches from Juniper Networks represent a new era in networking.
• J-Series - J-series services routers include the most advanced set of mechanisms for fully protecting routers from outside threats.
• M-Series - M7i, M10i, M20, M40e, M120, M320 multi-service edge routers.
• MX-Series Routers - Performance at scale - New Dense Port Concentrators (DPC) cards combine high port density with a distributed architecture and on-board processing.
• NetScreen - Complete line of firewall/VPN solutions and products for enterprises and service providers.
• Secure Access Series - Market-leading, single SSL VPN security platform for employee and partner remote access.
• Session and Resource Control Portfolio - Session and Resource Control Portfolio is a carrier grade policy and control solution that integrates third party platforms and applications.
• Unified Access Control and 802.1x - Networks and applications can no longer be viewed as separate from the business. To grow and sustain productivity, access to networks and applications must be open and pervasive, yet remain secure and controlled.

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Updated: Thursday, August 21, 2008 8:38:08 AM

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Congress: Terror threat system crippled by technical flaws A U.S. House subcommittee is charging that a $500 million IT project intended to "connect the dots" on terrorists and help prevent another 9/11 is a failure; it can't even handle basic Boolean search terms, such as "and, or and not."