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Improving Availability on AIX Using Veritas Cluster Server

Overview Symantec's Veritas Data Center solutions bring unique value to applications running on IBM's AIX operating system and pSeries servers. Veritas Cluster Server, the industry's leading open systems clustering solution, is ideal for eliminating both planned and unplanned downtime, facilitating server consolidation, and effectively managing a wide range of applications on AIX as well as across a heterogeneous environment. The attendee of this webinar will learn how with Veritas Cluster Server one can achieve the power and flexibility to protect everything from a single mission-critical database instance to very large multi-application clusters in networked storage environments across multiple data centers.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Symantec
Live Date	23rd May 2007 01:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	High Availability, AIX, Server Consolidation

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