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Booting from highly available iSCSI LUN with Open-E DSS V6 via Storage Area Network (SAN)

The solution of how to boot an operating system from a remote iSCSI disk. This configuration along with the Automatic iSCSI Failover allow you to enjoy high availability of resources and even better prevention against data loss – the worst admins nightmare.

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DSS V6 as a perfect solution for storage virtualization

We all are aware of how enormous costs can expose the company any interruption in access to key information, so the issue of high availability of the company resources regardless of the circumstances and any disasters is uncontested. One of the best solutions for performance and security processes of information exchange and storage, which provides peace of mind of both executives and the IT department is the storage virtualization.

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DSS V6 as a software for cloud storage

Open-E Data Storage Software V6 is increasingly being used as the software for cloud storage. This is one of the many places where our software is used. Cloud storage is now very popular as an alternative to having an additional backup service. What are the benefits of using cloud storage?

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HA storage cluster

Nowadays computers have become the primary working tool for many people. Using computer systems, we process huge amounts of data every day, use various services, knowledge bases and save very important data. Continuity of access to these systems in many cases is critical. A breakdown in the computer system work due to hardware failure may generate a huge loss for our businesses, or even cost someone's health or life at worst. To ensure continuity of access to computer systems, we build these systems using high availability components. One of the key elements in these systems is high-availability (HA) storage.

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High Availability

Failover is an excellent way to implement High Availability. It is a work mode using two Open-E Data Storage Software V6 servers (primary and secondary). In the event the primary server fails, the secondary server which has a full up-to-date copy of the data takes over as the file server.

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