| Online data recovery service extended to Linux and Unix servers LiveVault Corporation, a provider of fully managed online backup and recovery services for business servers, has extended its offerings to customers running Linux and Unix servers. The LiveVault Online Backup and Recovery Service ensures that a company's critical business data is automatically backed up, electronically vaulted and protected off-site, and immediately available for guaranteed recovery 24x7x365. "LiveVault's additional support for Unix and Linux operating systems will greatly benefit companies running multiple operating systems. Systems sitting outside the major data centres are especially vulnerable, because they aren't typically backed up as regularly and systematically as they should be," said Kevin Roden, CIO of Iron Mountain. "Businesses need to protect all of their critical information consistently to ensure they can recover it in the event of a disaster, and LiveVault's technology makes that easy to do." The LiveVault Linux and Unix release will initially support Sun Solaris 7, 8 and 9, and RedHat Linux 6.2, 7.2, 7.3 and 8.0.
•Date:
23rd April 2003 •Region: Worldwide / N.America
•Type: Article •Topic:
IT cont. |
