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January 2009
iQstor Networks Announces All-inclusive Turnkey SAN Solutions
The new bundled iQstor solutions include a rich feature set of storage management and data protection services designed to simplify and reduce storage management overhead and improve data security and availability for customers.
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December 2008
TreTempo adds “Affordable Archives Made Simple” from KOM Networks
The KOMpliance is a turnkey network attached appliance that delivers a secure federated digital file archive environment. Secure WORM Hard Disk based Archives Powered by Windows Storage Server 2003.
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November 2008
TreTempo becomes Gresham Storage’s Premier Partner in the Central Region
The newest addition to the Gresham Storage Director Product Offering allows integration of Industry Standard Tape Libraries and or Disk Arrays to the IBM iSeries.
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Disk Based Backup |
DX Series |
Extending Backup, Recovery and Archive Solutions
Quantum is a leader in disk-based backup
and is committed to the ongoing
development of tiered storage solutions
that optimize the performance, reliability,
availability, and return on investment of
the backup, recovery and archive process
for our customers.
As the next major step in delivering on this
strategy, Quantum’s DPM5500 is an
integrated disk solution based on
Microsoft® System Center Data Protection
Manager 2006 (DPM). This new solution
will provide Quantum’s Windows Server
customers with more data protection
options than ever.
A New Approach to Data Protection
Quantum’s DPM5500 combines carefully
selected components to deliver a fully
integrated, high-performance appliance
ideal for disk-based backup in Windows
environments.
This appliance gives the system
administrator an easy and efficient way to
ensure that data is protected against any
number of potential threats. Most
importantly, the administrator can choose
to backup data many times throughout
the day. Contrast this with conventional
client/server backup methodologies.
Rather than a nightly backup, backup data
is captured as many as 24 scheduled times
in a single day (plus an additional 44
manually). This gives the administrator
tremendous flexibility in providing service
to internal customers. Rather than losing
all work completed on a file between the
time of data loss and the last nightly
backup, data restoration can be
performed from the last DPM backup
captured -- which may be as little as 59
minutes old.
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