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Data Protection and Application Availability for Your VMware Environment With Veritas NetBackup and Cluster Server for VMware ESX

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Overview Veritas NetBackup for VMware delivers the market's first granular recovery capability from a single image level backup. In combination with VMware Consolidated Backup (VCB), NetBackup for VMware provides both the virtual machine backup performance and restore flexibility unchallenged in the industry today. Veritas Cluster Server for VMware is a comprehensive high availability and disaster recovery solution for the ESX platform, providing availability for the underlying server, virtual machines and applications running within VMs. It also simplifies and automates disaster recovery through the failover of virtual machines locally or between clusters in remote locations. This webcast explains how these two products will protect the data and applications within the data center.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Symantec
Live Date	7th May 2008 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	High Availability, Data Recovery - Security, Virtualization

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