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ves Graphic Cards Input Devices I/O Controllers LCD + Plasma TV Memory Phones + Mobiles Monitors Motherboards Multimedia Networking Notebooks + PDAs Printers Processors Scanners Software Storage Media Spy Devices Storage-Backup Automotive Warranty + Support Office Supplies New Cisco IOS® Software release for the Cisco® Catalyst® 6500 Series switches and Cisco 7600 Series routers extends deployment options for integrated security services using the IP Security (IPSec) VPN Services Module and enabling superior resiliency and flexibility. IPSec VPNs increasingly are recognized as a mainstream solution for secure LAN and WAN connectivity. They replace or augment existing private networks using shared VLANs, leased lines, Frame Relay, or ATM to connect remote and branch offices and central sites, campus networks, and data centers with increased flexibility. This requires VPN devices to deliver higher performance, support for both LAN and WAN interfaces, and high network availability. Cisco IOS Software Release 12.2(17d)SXB offers the following features for use with the Catalyst 6500 Series switches and 7600 Series routers equipped with the Cisco IPSec VPN Services Module (VPNSM). Features Support of new Supervisor Engine 720 Cisco IOS Software Release 12.2(17d)SXB introduces VPNSM support for both the new Supervisor Engine 720, including the new policy feature card (PFC-3BXL), as well as the Supervisor Engine 2. Customers now have the flexibility of using the VPNSM with either of these Supervisor Engines in native Cisco IOS Software mode. Enhanced IPSec stateful failover Enables maximum network uptime for critical services such as client/server applications or voice and video over a VPN. The IPSec VPN high availability enables rapid IPSec stateful failover for thousands of geographically dispersed peers, avoiding disruption to critical enterprise application (Description excerpted from: Techstore)