We provide multiple system recovery options for System i servers. Each will provide your company with our expert and dedicated recovery service, should you need to declare a disaster due to an unplanned system outage. Let us work with you to tailor a right-sized business continuity solution for your IBM System i.
Over the past decade, the traditional System Recovery Services models have proven weak in their design, while providing significant challenges to effectively test in today’s communications intensive environment. We offer System Recovery from tape backup with remote recovery testing and recovery assistance services.
Through deployment of new Cloud Computing Technologies, we are able to deliver services at a significant cost savings over traditional System Recovery services.
EVault software is a proven and reliable disk-to-disk backup and recovery solution. Data is encrypted before and during the over-the-wire transmission to the Datanational vault, and remains encrypted in storage.
- Fully managed disk-to-disk backup and recovery solution
- Eliminates the uncertainty inherent with tape backups
- Secondary data backup to i365 cloud
EVault Overview
EVault Agent for IBM i
MIMIX RecoverNow is a disk backup option which delivers continuous data protection (CDP) for your System i. This provides for a speedy recovery of data and objects near to point of failure.
- Eliminate the need for backup downtime window
- Point-in-time recovery
- Continuous Data Protection
System downtime, planned or unplanned, has a cost to your business. An HA solution delivers a fast ROI by reducing system maintenance downtime and getting your business back online quickly if disaster strikes. iTERA Availability and MIMIX Availability deliver the best of all worlds: robustness, reliability, and affordability in proven, award-winning HA products.
- Delivers minimal data loss
- Replicates changes in real-time
- Self-configuring, self-monitoring and self-healing features
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