Load Distribution Server

Also known as LDS. A server that increases system scalability and availability. Mediating between T-Servers and T-Server clients, LDS enables an N +1 architecture, where N is the number of clients that handle the load, in situations in which the total traffic of a large installation exceeds the capacity of a single client.

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