Key Features of Disaster Recovery Software For Novice And Advanced Users

• Enables data to be stored on multiple storage appliances at multiple sites, for high availability and disaster recovery capability.
• Snap-assisted replication replicates delta snapshots from the primary system in chronological order to the secondary, so that in the event of a failover, the system will automatically recover to the latest available, consistent snapshot image.
• Thin provisioning enables the administrator to create and manage storage volumes without restrictions.
• The provisioned volume size can be significantly larger than current physical storage capacity.
• High Availability grouping allows two store trends san heads to be grouped as highly available cluster nodes for Microsoft initiators, for extreme fault tolerance and always-up availability.
• This technology provides protection against disk, path, and node failures with automatic, seamless failover.
• Offers an advanced snapshot capability utilizing Redirect-on-Write [ROW] technology. Administrators have the ability to schedule SAN and NAS snapshots, and to create and rollback to any snapshot in under a second.
• Advanced caching improves read and write-back performance and efficient I/O scheduling, while I/O aggregation significantly improves snapshot performance.