Sonic Software Sets the Standard for Enterprise Messaging with Release of SonicMQ 5.0

Jan. 1, 2000 12:00 AM

(February 21, 2003) - With the newly released SonicMQ 5.0, the next generation of the industry's most scalable enterprise message server, Sonic extends its competitive advantage with clustering, management, and security features designed to meet the requirements of the most demanding global IT organizations.

Enhancements to SonicMQ 5.0 include:

High availability and scalability: One of the most significant challenges for global enterprise communications is providing seamless routing of data across large networks. Through advanced clustering technology and enhancements to Sonic's patent-pending Dynamic Routing Architecture (DRA), SonicMQ 5.0 enables the reliable delivery of business information across highly distributed topologies.

Configuration and operational management: SonicMQ 5.0's new management infrastructure enables organizations to achieve lower costs and reduce operational risk. SonicMQ 5.0 is the only messaging product that makes configuration, deployment, monitoring, and diagnosis of thousands of distributed servers possible from a central management console. SonicMQ provides sophisticated management, monitoring, and configuration tools at no additional license cost.

Security SonicMQ 5.0 provides a unique, flexible, and pluggable security framework, offering a wide variety of standards-based features that easily integrate with existing security technologies, such as Netegrity's Siteminder and Microsoft's Active Directory. Comprehensive authentication and authorization, together with encryption support, ensures that message and enterprise system access is appropriately restricted.

SonicMQ 5.0 is available immediately. The development edition is priced at $2500 per CPU. The deployment edition price starts at $5000 per CPU.

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