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Backup and Recovery

Every business relies on data, and the loss of that data could result in the loss of the business. The only way to protect against the loss of data is to implement a secure backup and recovery system. For a small business, this may mean a daily or weekly backup to Tape, which is taken off site. But for a large scale Enterprise, with multiple global sites, the backup and recovery system must be robust, manageable, cost effective and provide minimum downtime if a catastrophic failure occurs. A number of solutions are available to meet these demands.

Asigra's enterprise-class, distributed backup/recovery software is designed for multi-location organisations that need to consolidate backup operations, satisfy compliance regulations and reduce the expense associated with managing multiple tape-based backup systems. With Asigra's Televaulting software, enterprises can reliably protect mission-critical information across all of their geographically dispersed "data islands," whether it resides on servers, desktops, laptops or home-office PCs.

An alternative solution is offered by CommVault’s Singular Information Management. System. This solution encompasses the overall management of data, including backup, recovery, replication, copy, archive and retrieve operations. The CommVault Singular approach enables the user to manage data through an entire lifecycle. One part of the system which is relevant to Backup and Recovery is CommVault Vault Tracker. Tracking removable media – such as tapes –can be easy when it is built into the normal process of managing data. Data is only useful when it can be found and recovered. Data stored on removable media is most often rotated to off-site locations, significantly increasing the challenge of tracking and finding the data. CommVault Vault Tracker simplifies this challenge by building capabilities for managing rotation cycles, tracking the locations of individual media and bins, and notifying administrators when media are due back.