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Introduction Presentation Intelligent Media Caching local Peer. App partner Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential Introduction Presentation Intelligent Media Caching local Peer. App partner Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential

Company Background § Established in 2004 - focused on the growing demand for Internet Company Background § Established in 2004 - focused on the growing demand for Internet Video and other forms online multimedia § Product Launch Spring 2006 - Ultra. Band™ P 2 P Caching with market presence in APAC, CALA, US, and EMEA § Only Patent received and pending for P 2 P content acceleration § Application Extension - HTTP Media Caching to support video streaming and downloads § Management Team – has extensive experience in Internet, storage, and networking solutions § US Boston HQ : R&D and support - Israel Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential 2

Why Media caching. . ISPs main challenges these days: § Cost reduction on transit Why Media caching. . ISPs main challenges these days: § Cost reduction on transit links § Supplying the growing demand for media § Fast and efficient content delivery What do we offer: § Generating more bandwidth to the subscribers utilizing the existing transit link § Can save 30% of the backhaul costs save § Superb Qo. E while providing content 8 -15 times Qo. E faster to subscribers § Some applications are enabled due to the content enabled acceleration Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential 3

Global Media Consumption § P 2 P delivery of multi-media files (Bit. Torrent), real Global Media Consumption § P 2 P delivery of multi-media files (Bit. Torrent), real time streaming (mlb. com) and the viewing video clips (You. Tube) today consume 2/3 of broadband traffic. § Fast and efficient delivery of Internet video IS the killer application to drive subscriber growth and satisfaction § Total Consumer Bandwidth associated with media is expected to increase 15 fold from 2006 to 2012. § Rapid growth of media consumption results in higher bandwidth costs for ISPs without added revenues. % Market Growth 2007 77. 9% 2008 68. 3% 2009 68. 9% 2010 66. 0% 2011 50. 0% 2012 40. 0% Peer. App estimates based on multiple sources Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential 4

Bandwidth Control & Media Acceleration Internet HTTP Traffic • Manages traffic and BW growth Bandwidth Control & Media Acceleration Internet HTTP Traffic • Manages traffic and BW growth • Produces BW savings • Fastest downloads possible • Best Quality of Experience (Qo. E) • Satisfy user demand for media • Competitive advantage over other ISPs ISP Core Network P 2 P Traffic ISP Access Network HTTP Video P 2 P Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential Ultra. Band Subscribers Vo. IP Email, HTTP 5

Impact of Intelligent Media Caching Satisfy this demand Pay for this bandwidth Peer. App Impact of Intelligent Media Caching Satisfy this demand Pay for this bandwidth Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential 6

Ultra. Band Media Acceleration Peer: Video File Source 1 GB Film Internet 8 Gb/s Ultra. Band Media Acceleration Peer: Video File Source 1 GB Film Internet 8 Gb/s 2 Gb/s Peer. App Enabled ISP Ultra. Band ISP Download Time = 8+ Hrs Download Time = 20 Min Peer. App Ultra. Band = 24 x Improvement in Download Time = Customer Satisfaction Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential 7

Peer. App Transparent Caching 1 ISP subscribers request file Redirector Internet X ISP Subscriber Peer. App Transparent Caching 1 ISP subscribers request file Redirector Internet X ISP Subscriber Ultra. Band 5000 Keep-Alive File transfer stopped but connection kept alive for transparency 3 2 Internet Users File Served from Cache transparently § Traffic is redirected to cache based on Layer 4 or layer 7 inspection § If the file exists in the cache, the file is delivered to subscriber transparently as if from remote peer or server § The session always originates from remote Internet user or server to ensure file is available and provides content “freshness” § Application logic and control is ALWAYS maintained Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential 8 8

Protocols served by Ultra. Band § Bittorrent § e. Donkey § Gnutella § Ares Protocols served by Ultra. Band § Bittorrent § e. Donkey § Gnutella § Ares § Fast. Track (Kazaa) § Pando - Freeware for P 2 P file sharing. § HTTP – Streaming Video (FLV), HTTP downloads, SW updates Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential 9

DMCA Section 512 b Compliance Peer. App Ultra. Band DMCA Terms The ISP is DMCA Section 512 b Compliance Peer. App Ultra. Band DMCA Terms The ISP is not the one who originally made the material available 100% Compliance Caching is automatic, intermediate and temporary storage of content in local servers 100% Compliance ISP did not modify the content 100% Compliance ISP complies with industry standards regarding the updating of the content 100% Compliance ISP does not interfere with content’s access manners (such as passwords, etc. ) 100% Compliance Provider must remove infringing files upon gaining actual knowledge of infringement 100% Compliance Caching P 2 P and HTTP-streaming content for the purpose of network efficiency and without modification is legal and protected by law DMCA: Digital Millennium Copyright Act - USA Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential 10

Bandwidth Generation Peak ~ 3. 2 Gbps to users Cache Out 1. 5 Gb Bandwidth Generation Peak ~ 3. 2 Gbps to users Cache Out 1. 5 Gb § 47% Byte Hit Ratio for traffic sent to Peer. App (1. 5 Gbps/ 3. 2 Gbps) § All 1. 5 Gbps of Cache Out was addressed for Internet Transit Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential 11

Traffic Impact on Transit Circuits Cache Out Above the Line Incoming Traffic Below the Traffic Impact on Transit Circuits Cache Out Above the Line Incoming Traffic Below the Line § 1. 75 Gbps of Transit actually delivers 3. 2 Gbps of Traffic to end users § All STM-16 (OC-48) Circuits can yield over 4 Gbps capacity (1. 5 Gbps Cache Out) Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential 12

Actual Customer Results - Qo. E Cache Session Throughput You. Tube Playback Speed Transit Actual Customer Results - Qo. E Cache Session Throughput You. Tube Playback Speed Transit Session Throughput STATISTICS Transit Speed – Incoming Traffic Cache Speed – Served Traffic Performance Increase Factor AVERAGE 91 kbps 762 kbps 8. 4 X MAX 112 kbps 994 kbps 8. 9 X CURRENT 110 kbps 852 kbps 7. 8 X § Delivers media at speed of access network § UB 1000 eliminates delay and latency from transmissions § Enables previously unreliable classes of applications § Promotes Top-Tier broadband packages Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential 13

The Ultra. Band Product Family Models Systems Descriptions UB 200 -SP UB 5000 -10 The Ultra. Band Product Family Models Systems Descriptions UB 200 -SP UB 5000 -10 500 Mbps Standalone 1. 2 Gbps Standalone 2. 5 Gbps Grid Caching System with i. SCSI Internal Storage - Inline External Direct Attached Storage Solution Storage System Performance Capabilities Maximum Traffic 500 Mbps Forwarding Capacity Maximum Downstream 250 Mbps Traffic into Ultra. Band UB 5000 -25 UB 5000 -50 UB 5000 -100 5 Gbps Grid Caching System with i. SCSI storage 10 Gbps Grid Caching System with i. SCSI storage 20 Gbps Grid Caching System with i. SCSI storage 1. 2 Gbps 2. 5 Gbps 10 Gbps 20 Gbps 800 Mbps 1. 5 Gbps 3. 0 Gbps 6 Gbps 12 Gbps Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential 14

PBR – Symmetric and asymmetric Internet PBR Dest network Src/Dest TCP Port >1024 TCP PBR – Symmetric and asymmetric Internet PBR Dest network Src/Dest TCP Port >1024 TCP = 80 A Priva te su bnet PBR Src network Src/Dest TCP Port >1024 TCP = 80 ETH 2 ETH 3 Pr e s ivat ubn et B PBR Src network Src/Dest TCP Port >1024 TCP = 80 UB 1000 TM Distribution NW § The router sends the high Port traffic using PBR to the UB 1000 § The router continue to forward traffic § In case of UB 1000 failure, the PBR from the router is disabled. Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential 15

PBR to a UB 1000 Grid © Internet Cisco C 3560 High ports and PBR to a UB 1000 Grid © Internet Cisco C 3560 High ports and port 80 PBR 7609 High ports and port 80 PBR Cisco C 3560 Management Switch MD 3000 i SAN Management Server Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential 16

Summary Solution Benefits § Opportunity to save over 30% of your International backhaul Bandwidths Summary Solution Benefits § Opportunity to save over 30% of your International backhaul Bandwidths § § § charges Provides a capability to contain and manage the growth of P 2 P and HTTP traffic volumes All-in-one - Supports both HTTP and P 2 P on a common platform Operates both independently or in-conjunction with Industry leading DPI products Solution is fully transparent therefore supporting recent legislation and cannot be targeted as a network security threat – (no IP address) GRID solution is fully scalable to support a successful growth of a network Subscribers benefit from an accelerated content delivery Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential 17

Thank you Silviu Tudor Project Manager P : +4 021 5393585 F : +4 Thank you Silviu Tudor Project Manager P : +4 021 5393585 F : +4 021 5393586 M: +4 075 8060900 E: silviu. tudor@europe 5. com W: www. europe 5. com Europe 5 este un serviciu oferit de Ro. Cerber International SRL 3 Tudor Vianu st. 1 st district Bucharest 011635 - Romania Peer. App Proprietary and Confidential 18