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XOsoft Helps Assure Max Re of the Recoverability of Their Data

Overview Max Re is a public insurance company with offices located in Bermuda and Dublin, Ireland. The VP of Technology wanted to make sure that if Bermuda got hit by another hurricane, Max Re could easily recover their replicated data from Ireland with no effect on productivity. Max Re decided to implement XOsoft's Assured Recovery. WANSync is installed on e-mail, file, and database servers at Max Re's Bermuda headquarters. WANSync continuously replicates multi-gigabyte spool files between Max Re's main offices and replicas in Dublin.

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Publisher	CA XOsoft	File Format	PDF
Date Published	January 2007	Downloads	5
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Sarbanes-Oxley, Disaster Recovery, Data Recovery - Security

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