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(Formerly Double-Take Backup) An up-to-the-minute copy of branch office data and applications can keep a bad day from getting worse. Double-Take RecoverNow for Windows (formerly known as Double-Take Backup) protects entire servers continuously to disk, so you can rewind from an outage and fast forward through down time. Double-Take RecoverNow is a single solution to bring your physical and virtual data protection together. It replicates efficiently at the byte level to reduce the impact of data protection on physical or virtual hosts, and is designed to replicate over limited bandwidth connections, enabling true disaster recovery capabilities. Whatever the situation, RecoverNow has a recovery solution to fit. Single files can be restored from any point in time, down to the second, using continuous data protection (CDP). If the outage is more severe than just a deleted file, entire servers can easily be recovered to dissimilar hardware or automatically provisioned virtual machines. The ability to recover physical servers virtually, and even convert back to physical when needed, unlocks the potential of your virtual environment to improve availability and lower recovery costs for your entire server infrastructure, including the physical servers. Virtualization Despite the strong continued adoption of virtualization in the datacenter, not every server is virtualized. Rather than manage two different data protection solutions, Double-Take RecoverNow can provide a single data protection solution for both physical and virtual servers that works efficiently and leverages virtualization to improve recovery. Real-time replication at the byte-level spreads out the impact of data protection over time, rather than during backup windows No need to recover an entire VM to recover data within it. Full-server replication stores a protected VM in an accessible format for easy validation and recovery of data within the VM. Recover physical servers to automatically provisioned new VMs Supports both VMware Vsphere and Microsoft Hyper-V environments New virtual disks are created partition-aligned for optimum I/O performance Adjust memory, number of CPUs, and virtual disk sizes as needed, or let the system build a VM to match the production server. You re never stuck once virtualized. Recover back to physical hardware just as easily, even if the hardware is dissimilar.

Efficient Protection The amount of data to protect keeps growing, but the window to protect it in keeps shrinking. As if that wasn t enough of a challenge, the amount of downtime and lost data companies are willing to lose no longer aligns to traditional data backup solutions. Free yourself from nightly backup windows by embracing real-time disk-to-disk replication. Replacing backup windows with continuous replication means no protection gaps, no scheduling requirements, ad no backup-related server slowdowns. Protect as little or as much data as you want. Protect an entire Windows server in real-time, including the operating system and installed applications. Byte-level replication sends smaller blocks of data than block-level replication or snapshot solutions. Only the bytes that have changed are transmitted. Transmission compression and bandwidth scheduling features ensure ideal performance over limited bandwidth IP networks, for remote office data protection or disaster recovery solutions File-level deduplication on the repository server reduces the amount of disk required to protect data Powerful Recovery Great data protection is useless if the data can t be successfully recovered in the needed time frame. Double-Take RecoverNow offers powerful recovery capabilities that can recover the best data and recover it to the best location. Any-to-any recoverability that supports physical to physical, physical to virtual, virtual to virtual, and virtual to physical scenarios. Whatever your recovery assets are, maximize them. Recover entire servers to dissimilar hardware, requiring only a basic Windows install. Recover to any point in time, down to the second, using continuous data protection. With optional Exchange Recovery agents for your Microsoft Exchange servers, recover emails, mailboxes and Exchange databases using an easy drag-and-drop interface. Recover data from virtual machines without the need to recover the entire VM. Initiate and manage all recoveries from a single management interface with the ability to sort and filter jobs by status.

Deployment Overviews How it Works Double-Take RecoverNow deployments consist of production servers with agent software installed, replicating over any IP network to a repository server. The repository server software supports Windows 2003 and 2008, and is hardware agnostic, including support for local, RAID, and SAN disk storage. RecoverNow also supports one-to-many configurations for combined local and remote data protection, and chained protection of repository servers, for redundant disk backups. Many production servers will normally replicate to a single repository server. At recovery time, the needed images are restored from the repository server to the original production server, new hardware, or new virtual machines. If you do not need to recover an entire server, prior points in time are accessible directly on the repository server, for data validation and restore.

Remote Office Protection Protecting data over distance amplifies all the existing challenges of data protection, yet remote data is no less important to protect. Real-time replication is an ideal method of protecting remote data. Agents installed on remote production servers will continuously replicate changes as they occur, over limited bandwidth connections. If the network link is down or saturated, the patented replication engine will buffer changes on the production machine and resume transmission automatically when the link is restored, all while maintaining the correct transactional order of writes, guaranteeing a consistent replica on the repository.

Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org) Disaster Recovery While operational outages of a single server or corruption of data on a disk are statistically more common, large scale disasters that can result in the unavailability of entire datacenters are possible. Double-Take RecoverNow can replicate data to a secondary location over existing IP network resources, and recover production physical or virtual servers to a variety of recovery assets, all from a central management console. Using a virtualized recovery environment can lower the cost of disaster recovery (DR) by reducing the number of physical servers required, and removing the need to maintain identical configurations for each workload at the DR site. RecoverNow can virtualize physical servers and convert virtual machines from one virtualization platform into VMs on another platform. The freedom to recover servers into disparate environments increases the flexibility and resiliency of your DR plan to unforeseen complications. System Requirements Physical / Virtual Server x86 (32 bit) or x64 (64 bit) Windows Server 2003 SP1/SP2 or R2; Windows Server 2008 Protected Servers 32 bit systems - 28MB minimum; 512MB recommended 64 bit systems - 512 MB minimum; 1 GB recommended 130 MB disk space for programs Repository Servers 32 bit systems - 512MB minimum; >1 GB recommended 64 bit systems - 512 MB minimum; >2 GB recommended Available disk space to accommodate protected servers