Mendon, Massachusetts January 28, 2004 -- Extreme Protocol Solutions, a leader in storage test solutions and Gillaspy Associates (www.protocoltools.com) , a contract sales organization, providing technical sales and installation support for bus test and analysis products have signed an agreement making Gillaspy Associates a representative for Extreme Protocol Solutions products in the Western Region of United States. This creates a unified sales effort for Extreme Protocol Solutions who previously had individual representation in territories accross the country. "We are hoping to see a more unified, effective and well-informed approach to customer management and sales for EPS." said Roger Gagnon, President and CEO of Extreme Protocol Solutions.

About Extreme Protocol Solutions (www.extremeprotocol.com)

Extreme Protocol Solutions develops, manufactures, and markets software and hardware solutions to test Fibre Channel and SCSI peripherals. Our products are used by all major storage manufacturers, system integrators and OEM's. With unrivaled functionality, innovation, and ease of use, we stand apart from our competition. We are committed to providing the highest quality products and support

Our mission is simple, provide the highest quality products, the fastest technical support turn-around and maintain high levels of customer satisfaction. We are exceedingly proud of our products and our service and hope that as a customer you will find both to be of the highest quality.

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