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London Underground Uses NetWorker From LEGATO to Protect Its Data and Manage Back Ups

Overview London Underground is the oldest underground rail system, dating back to 1863. Data protection is key for London Underground to keep its trains and passengers moving efficiently and safely. London Underground required an automated back up system to manage the back up of over 5 TB of data a day, from 5,000 workstations and over 200 servers. London Underground takes data protection seriously and the previous system was not meeting its requirements. As a result it selected NetWorker.

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Publisher	EMC	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2006	Downloads	1
Format	Case Studies
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