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Keeping Microsoft Exchange Server Above Water

Overview With e-mail emerging as one of the most critical applications for business success, the reliability and recovery of your Microsoft Exchange server are more vital than ever. In most companies, if e-mail goes down, business comes to a screeching halt.

This Webcast from NEC focuses on 4 key areas to consider when you are ready to purchase a high availability solution for your Microsoft Exchange Server -- a solution that:

Mitigates both planned and unplanned downtime
Integrates application and data protection with data replication
Offers support for synchronous and asynchronous data mirroring
Provides high availability for quick disaster recovery

Check out this NEC Webinar to hear about NEC ExpressCluster X, a complete and versatile Exchange continuity solution that's intuitive, efficient, and affordable.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	NEC Corporation of America
Live Date	1st June 2007 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	File and Network Servers, Back-up, Data Recovery - Security, Email, IT Reliability

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