Data Storage Centralization (NAS & SAN) Articles

Keep your data centralized and easy to store while having the ability to search and share information throughout the organization with the massive capacity file (NAS), or block (SAN) data storage filers.

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Disaster Recovery for iSCSI with 3rd party tools

Date: Jun 17, 2015

Disaster Recovery is one of the most essential strategies ecuring to prevent lost data against disasters. It includes all processes and procedures that are performed in order to prevent large failures and to avoid the consequences by keeping copies of data. With a consistent strategy, users are able to recover business-critical files and applications of their IT infrastructure ensuring business continuity and minimization of data loss.

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Disaster Recovery for NAS with 3rd party tools

Date: Jun 17, 2015

Disaster Recovery is one of the most essential strategies ecuring to prevent lost data against disasters. It includes all processes and procedures that are performed in order to prevent large failures and to avoid the consequences by keeping copies of data. With a consistent strategy, users are able to recover business-critical files and applications of their IT infrastructure ensuring business continuity and minimization of data loss.

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Solutions for data storage management and centralization

Date: Aug 09, 2011

Data storage centralization, centralized management, and consolidation are challenges that all companies face in order to store and share data. Data storage centralization provides safety and gives users the ability to stream and download files provided by network users. The concept of centralized data management opens a variety of possibilities, which are essential for any company in today's competitive and demanding market. What does this mean for the storage industry and for the evolution of storage software? Primarily, an expanded range of possibilities is changing the standard from an ordinary file server to a complex and multifunctional device.

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Open-E DSS V6 as a Perfect Solution for Storage Virtualization

Date: Jul 29, 2011

Any interruption in access to key information can result in outrageous costs, proving the importance of high availability of company resources. Storage virtualization provides increased performance and security of information exchange and storage.

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Solution for Cloud Hosting Companies

Date: Jul 25, 2011

The reason a customer, searching for suitable cloud service, choose one hosting company over another mostly depends on the specific functionality and level of security they offer for a specific (read: low) price. However, finding a proven performance solution for cloud that meets all client’s expectations is not an easy task.

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Creation of Disaster Recovery Using Open-E DSS V6

Date: Jul 25, 2011

Application server data is vital for every company and a loss of its availability due to a major failure or catastrophe would be devastating. Many companies use traditional tape backup to protect themselves from such disasters. More reasonable approach involves solutions that will automatically save backup data on a remote server.

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Data and storage replication software solution with Open-E software

Date: Jul 25, 2011

Open-E Data Replication enables asynchronous file and folder copy from one storage system to another for maximum data availability. With Asynchronous Replication, a point-in-time snapshot copy of data on the source is made and copied to the target storage system.

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NAS (NFS) Failover

Date: Jul 25, 2011

High availability is crucial to many applications. Despite using high-quality hardware and superior connection, any node (network, server, storage equipment, etc) is still subject to crashes due to power shortages, communication and equipment faults, fire incidents, maintenance problems or a human factor. These crashes result in a loss of all active connections and data transactions, as well as service termination. The main goal of Failover is to protect company server against such cases.

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