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High Availability for the Masses

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Overview Data replication and recovery software can be daunting for the semi-technical person, yet the need to protect the company's critical data is undeniable. Once implemented, maintaining the secondary server with the same updates and service packs as the production server can take time that a limited staff just doesn't have to spare. Failing over to a secondary server is one of the most critical operations a business may encounter. In a disaster situation, there is no time for a learning curve - the system must work flawlessly according to the organization's plan.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Double-Take Software	File Format	PDF
Date Published	October 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	High Availability, Knowledge and Data Management, Data Recovery - Security

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Publisher:
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Channel:
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Publisher:
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