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We're giving away 5 copies of Deploying Cisco Wide Area Application Services' by Zach Seils and Joel Christner; Published by Cisco Press.

Deploying Cisco Wide Area Application Services is the first comprehensive guide to designing and deploying solutions with these Cisco technologies. Zach Seils and Joel Christner show how to deploy Cisco WAAS in a scalable, transparent, and seamless fashion. Writing for network design and implementation engineers and other networking professionals, they cover the entire planning and configuration process. Drawing on their extensive experience implementing WAAS in the enterprise, they also offer real-world implementation examples and case studies -- including full chapters on network, branch office, and data center integration.

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