Which feature of TSC helps prevent server overload?

Load balancing is a critical feature of the Tactical Session Controller (TSC) that helps manage and distribute incoming network traffic across multiple servers or resources. By evenly distributing the workload, load balancing ensures that no single server becomes overwhelmed with excess requests, thereby preventing server overload and maintaining performance efficiency. This process enhances responsiveness and reliability, particularly during peak usage times.

This dynamic adjustment of traffic also allows for better resource utilization, as it can reroute data to the least busy server, ensuring that all resources are effectively engaged according to demand. Through load balancing, TSC can maintain optimal response times and overall service quality, significantly reducing the risk of server crashes or slow performance due to overload.

In contrast, session duplication, packet filtering, and session encryption serve different functions within network management and security, focusing on aspects such as data integrity and security rather than directly managing and optimizing traffic load.