REPLICATION AND MIRRORING

Business critical email system protection using data replication
Ian Masters overviews the advantages of using data replication for email continuity.
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Building true business continuity solutions over IP
Dante Malagrino details the technologies that can be used.
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Dealing with downtime
IT continuity considerations for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs). By Ian Masters.
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Leveraging virtual machines for business continuity
Jason Buffington, CBCP and Microsoft MVP, provides an overview of virtualization and its business continuity uses.
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Optimising data protection in Linux environments
Ken Horner explains why real-time, byte-level replication improves protection service levels while requiring fewer resources.
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Virtualization brings new security challenges
David Frith explains why existing security measures are no longer enough when it comes to protecting virtual systems.
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Virtual recovery…
Ian Masters overviews the use of server virtualization technologies for business continuity purposes.
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Why virtual machines need virtual storage
The ability to move live running virtual machines between servers presents some interesting new challenges from a storage perspective.
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