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Novell Case Study: itecPlus

Overview itecPlus GmbH is an IT services provider in Nuremberg, Germany, with around 95 employees and annual revenues of approximately ?23 million. itecPlus has implemented Novell Business Continuity Clustering to assure high availability for vital file system and network services. With two independent clusters running in separate data centres, itecPlus can restore all services within two hours of a complete failure, giving its customers excellent protection against unforeseen downtime.

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Publisher	Novell	File Format	HTML
Date Published	April 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Disaster Recovery, High Availability, Infrastructure Management

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