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Introduction: Disaster Recovery through One Button Disaster Recovery (OBDR)

Overview This paper describes HPÂ’s One Button Disaster Recovery (OBDR) which provides a simple and efficient solution for recovery of HP ProLiant servers (including Smart Array controllers) when a disaster or failure occurs. Supported by HPÂ’s leading DAT and LTO tape devices, OBDR provides for the complete recovery of system software, both operating system and applications, as well as system data. Simple, easy, and efficient, HPÂ’s OBDR solution minimizes downtime and provides company with a solution to protect data.

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Publisher	Hewlett-Packard	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2003	Downloads	71
Format	White Papers
Topics	Network Disaster Recovery, Tape Drives - Libraries, Data Recovery / Security

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