CRC DataProtection Announces New Server Disaster Recovery Options
Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) November 13, 2007 ? CRC DataProtection (www.crcDataProtection.com) has partnered with Asigra, EMC and VMware to build a system that provides the ability for businesses to lose a complete server at the server?s primary location ? and recover the complete server at an offsite location ? in six hours or less.
Here?s how it works: Servers are virtualized at the client site; the virtualized server file is backed up using Asigra Televaulting to EMC storage. CRC maintains emergency servers in its data centers. Should a client lose a site, CRC restores the virtualized server file to the emergency server, and the server then can be used in production by the client. Even more valuable is the fact that the newly created server will continue to be backed up immediately.
All of the above is offered at pricing that, until now, would have been impossible. "This offer really is groundbreaking," said Robert Gerace, CEO and founder of CRC DataProtection (www.crcDataProtection.com). "We use unique, proprietary methods for keeping costs down as well as leveraging costs across different users. The upshot is safe, reliable back up and Server Disaster Recovery at half the cost of our competitors."
There are two kinds of businesses ? those who know the importance of backup, and those poised to learn the hard way. CRC DataProtection (www.crcDataProtection.com) uses state-of-the-art solutions for businesses to ensure they maintain crucial continuity, even in the event of a catastrophe. CRC?s Enterprise Class enables business critical solutions. It also means it's easy if the time comes to draw on those back ups. Businesses using CRC can draw on message level back ups to restore e-mail systems, database backups, or CRC clients can quickly and easily embark on a bare metal restore, should they suffer from total system failure.
To get started using CRC DataProtection, call 1-800-650-2679 or send an
e-mail to: sales(at)crcsecure.com
About CRC DataProtection
Every day, more than 800 companies rely on CRC DataProtection to safeguard their critical business data. For more information, visit www.crcDataProtection.com.
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