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Double-Take Replication in the VMware Environment: Building DR Solutions Using Double-Take and VMware Infrastructure and VMware Server

Overview Double-Take Software and VMware provide proven protection for multiple production application servers by leveraging real-time data replication and virtualization technologies to create cost-effective, simplified disaster recovery architectures. Simply put, VMware virtual machines enable Double-Take to replicate application data from multiple production servers to a single disaster recovery target and failover to the disaster recovery target in the event of an outage. This paper describes how VMware software can be used with Double-Take Software to provide solutions for challenging high availability and disaster recovery problems.

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Publisher	Double-Take Software	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2006	Downloads	300
Format	White Papers
Topics	Disaster Recovery, High Availability, Server Consolidation

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