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Webcast: Using Offsite Data Replication to Protect Your Microsoft Cluster Service (MSCS) Clusters

Overview Shared storage clusters such as Microsoft Cluster Service (MSCS) clusters provide excellent protection from server and application failures. But clusters represent just one layer of resiliency in your data protection strategy. They can't defend your data against many other types of threats, including:

Virus outbreaks
Storage device failures
Power or cooling outages
Fire, floods, or other disasters
Human error

Offsite data replication covers these and other contingencies, but how can it protect your MSCS clusters themselves? That is the question that's explored in this TechRepublic Webcast, sponsored by CA XOsoft and now available on demand.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	CA XOsoft
Live Date	13th September 2006 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Data Recovery - Security, Database Management, Knowledge and Data Management, Data Center, High Performance Computing, Back-up

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