Volera Excelerator XL 1.0

Release Notes  (PDF)

IMPORTANT: If you purchased your Excelerator XL 1.0 product after April 5, 2004, you have received the Support Pack One version of Excelerator XL 1.0. This is not reflected on the product CD labels.
To install the Support Pack One product version, refer to installation instructions in the Support Pack One Release Notes below. The installation instructions in the Getting Started Guide do not apply to the product you have.
• Excelerator XL 1.0
• Streaming Services
• Alerts
• Access Control
• Filtering Services
• Velocity Management Suite and Excelerator XL 1.0
• Browsers
• Functional Changes in Excelerator XL 1.0
• Upgrading to Excelerator XL 1.0

Support Pack One Release Notes  (PDF)
• Functionality Changes and Improvements in Support Pack One
• Installing Support Pack One
• Upgrading to Support Pack One
• Issues Addressed in Support Pack 1
• Additional N2H2 Information

Getting Started  (PDF)
• What Do You Want to Do?
• Overview
• Accessing the Product Documentation
• Upgrading to Excelerator XL
• Installing Excelerator XL on Volera-Approved Hardware
• Installing Excelerator Add-On Products
• Activating Excelerator Products
• Downloading Updates and Patches
• Managing Excelerator Products

Excelerator XL 1.0 Deployment Guide  (PDF)
• Learning What Excelerator Does
• Integrating Excelerator XL into Your Network
• Accelerating HTML Content
• Accelerating Streaming Media
• Managing and Leveraging Excelerator's Advanced Features
• Reference Guides

Web Management Interface Help  (PDF)
• System
• Configuration Manager for 3.x Devices

Media Excelerator XL 1.0 Release Notes
• QuickTime and MPEG-4 Issues
• RealMedia Issues
• Windows Media Issues

Media Excelerator XL
• Windows Media Deployment Guide   (PDF)
• RealProxy 8 Documentation (from RealNetworks)
• QuickTime/MPEG4 Deployment Guide   (PDF)

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