Virtual Disaster Recovery
Source: SANRAD
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•White Paper: Virtual Disaster Recovery
IT managers live in a world where disaster could strike in different forms: natural calamities, massive power outages, or a complete site failure. These failures can result in an entire company being unable to run its daily business operations or provide critical services to internal and external customers. If the only copy of important corporate data resided in the failure site, the consequences could be fatal.
•White Paper: Virtual Disaster Recovery
•White Paper: Virtual Disaster Recovery
IT managers live in a world where disaster could strike in different forms: natural calamities, massive power outages, or a complete site failure. These failures can result in an entire company being unable to run its daily business operations or provide critical services to internal and external customers. If the only copy of important corporate data resided in the failure site, the consequences could be fatal.
Global Data Replication or GDR is the accepted best practice for creating remote copies of corporate data.
Though disaster recovery (DR) may be top-of-mind for IT and business executives, many may not be aware of the new, important considerations required when implementing DR in a virtual server environment.
This article highlights best practices in using the new features of VMware's ESX Version 3.5 and the SANRAD intelligent V-Switch to create seamless in- band or out-of-band GDR that will enable not only data replication but also reinstating the virtual machines in a consistent state at a remote site.
Click Here To Download:
•White Paper: Virtual Disaster Recovery
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