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Business Interruption:
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End users cannot do
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IT operations are disrupted
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Customers cannot access data
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Suppliers cannot complete their
service |
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Higher phone volume
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Lost Orders
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Customer care call disconnected
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Competitiveness
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Weapon used against
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Lost Business |
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Lost market share
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Higher expenses
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Litigation
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Investor Filing
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Supplier misunderstanding
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Customer contract unmet
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Reputation
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Customer perception
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Investor uncertainty
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Lender uncertainty
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Lender uncertainty
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Employee turnover
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Llower cost
solution that provides immediate value
Customer can gain
application availability with limited budget. Utilise existing
hardware Non shared disk configuration Deploy on windows server
edition
Solution:
EMC Auto Start SE leverages EMC’s patented,
synchronous, block-level mirroring for Windows 2000 and 2003 to
maximize the availability and reliability of business-critical
data and applications. AS SE enables a pair of production
Windows 2000 or Windows 2003 servers to act as hot spares for
each other in case of failure. If a local disk fails, AS SE
transparently reconnects the running application from the first
server to the synchronous copy of the data on the second server
in the pair. If an application or server fails, AS SE
automatically restarts the application on the second server to
allow business users to reconnect and continue to work. In this
way, AS SE ensures that the application and data are always
available to keep your Windows-powered business operational.
Features:
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Bi-directional
failover |
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Either server (node) can take over
the functions and identity of the failed server |
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Servers do not sacrifice their own
identity during the failover process |
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Built-in fault toleranceIn
the event of a disk failure, all I/O is automatically,
immediately, and transparently redirected to the surviving
disk on the second server |
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Block-level mirroring and
availability
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- The only synchronous, block-level
mirroring solution for Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 with
integrated application monitoring and recovery
capabilities
- Block-level mirroring ensures that complete and reliable
application data images exist on both servers
- Mirrors application-related Windows 2000 and Windows
2003 registry keys when they change
- Provides 24x7 availability of Windows applications and
data with hardware independence and configuration
flexibility that complements Microsoft’s offerings Central
management console
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Centrally manages the
entire environment from one management console across
multiple CSBS-AA deployments for reduced administrative
overhead |
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Manages availability, locally or
remotely, to reduce the cost of managing remote branch
offices and sites |
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Hardware independence
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Matching hardware or software
configurations are not required • Supports TCP/IP protocols
and industry-standard network cards for mirroring data
between server pairs
Maintenance without downtime
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Moves resources between clustered
servers using an easy drag-and-drop interface |
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Tracks availability statistics and
keeps historical data on resource utilization
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Benefits
AS SE is the only patented,
block-level, synchronous mirroring solution for Windows 2000 and
2003. The key benefit of AS SE is its delivery of high
availability applications and data with support for existing
servers (does not require identical systems), applications, and
on-board disk storage without requiring external shared storage
devices. This keeps the cost and time required to deploy an
availability solution to an absolute minimum .
If You are needing to benefit from the following, Auto Start SE
that would benefit the solution
Type 1
EMC Legato NetWorker
customers looking at bare metal restore for faster recovery.
Type 2
Windows customers looking for a less costly clustering solution
than the advanced Windows solutions offered by Microsoft (MSCS)
and discussed more under competition.
Type 3
Any Windows-based (2000, 2003 or Storage Server 2003) customer
looking for centralized monitoring and control of availability
from the branch/department to the data center (2-nodes-only).
Type 4
Existing CSBS 2000 customers looking to support Windows 2003 or
to upgrade to the most current Auto Start SE product are also
potential customers.
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