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PACKET DESIGN'S ROUTE EXPLORER HONORED WITH 2003 NETWORK MAGAZINE PRODUCT OF THE YEAR AWARD

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., April 23, 2003 – Packet Design, Inc., developer of network appliances that enhance the reliability, efficiency and predictability of IP networks, was honored by CMP Media's Network Magazine with a 2003 Product of the Year award for its Route Explorer.

The Product of the Year award winners are chosen by Network Magazine's award-winning editors to recognize the outstanding technical achievement of products and services that are most significant to the network IT community.

Route Explorer, Product of the Year winner in the network management category, is a network appliance that helps IP network operators quickly diagnose and analyze IP layer problems by providing full visibility into layer 3 routing operations (the IP "cloud") and displaying routing changes as they occur.

"Route Explorer stands out in the network management category because it gives enterprise network managers visibility into their routed networks that has heretofore been unavailable," said Steve Steinke, Network Magazine editor-in-chief. "Packet Design has proved that innovation in the network IT space is alive and well."

Doug Brent, Packet Design CEO, said, "Until now IP network operators have lacked key information about routing-path problems that can lead to costly downtime. Network Magazine's editors have recognized that Route Explorer, by providing the first 'router's-eye view' inside the IP 'cloud,' can serve as an early warning system, allowing operators to quickly detect and resolve these problems."

Network Magazine's annual Product of the Year awards are acknowledged as one of the networking industry's longest-running and most distinguished awards programs. The awards, given to products and services released in the 2002 calendar year, are evaluated on broad appeal to the reader community; competitive enhancements; price/performance advantages; technical ingenuity; new features and applications; and serviceability to the market. Product of the Year award winners will be featured in the May 2003 issue of Network Magazine and online at http://www.NetworkMagazine.com.

About Network Magazine

For 17 years Network Magazine has provided in-depth technical analysis of network infrastructure to help network IT buyers make informed network deployment, specification and management decisions. Network Magazine delivers emerging technology, business case, product focus, and strategies and issues features to its network IT subscribers each month. CMP Media LLC (http://www.cmp.com) is a leading integrated media company providing essential information and marketing services to the entire technology spectrum – the builders, sellers and users of technology worldwide.

About Packet Design, Inc.

Packet Design, Inc., develops a family of network appliances that improves the reliability, efficiency and predictability of IP networks by providing network-layer (layer 3) visibility into them. The products work by leveraging the routing protocols to extend network intelligence without increasing network load. Route Explorer, the company's initial product, is a route analytics appliance introduced in 2002 as the first tool to look into the IP "cloud," gathering, displaying and analyzing routing-path information to enable earlier detection and faster resolution of IP problems.

Packet Design, Inc., was spun out in March 2003 from Packet Design, LLC, the fourth networking company started by husband-and-wife entrepreneurs Judy Estrin and Bill Carrico, who previously founded Bridge Communications, Network Computing Devices and Precept Software. After receiving seed funding from Packet Design, LLC, Packet Design, Inc., raised $14 million in Series B funding from Advanced Technology Ventures, Mayfield Fund, Allegis Capital, Masthead Venture Partners and Packet Design, LLC. For more information, visit http://www.packetdesign.com.

 

 

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