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Open File Manager Demo

Overview Open File Manager is enterprise-class software that enables your backup application to back up open files in a distributed Windows® and NetWare® environment, ensuring business continuity and protection of mission-critical data. It is a reliable, easy-to-use, disk-level open file solution that is scalable from workstations to servers. Open File Manager includes all the functionality you would expect from software responsible for protecting your mission-critical data. Open File Manager assures error free backups with increased application availability and relation data integrity while offering many features such as:
- Cross-Platform Operating System Support
- Windows 64-Bit Server System Support
- Broad Business Application Support
- Scaleable Architecture
- Non-Intrusive Operations
- Support for Microsoft and Novell Cluster Server Technology
- Support for Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service Framework
- Optional Windows NetBIOS Connection and Communication
- Fast Open File Database Replication

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Further White Paper Details
Publisher	St. Bernard Software	File Format	HTML
Date Published	January 2001	Downloads	17
Format	Downloads
Topics	Back-up

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