Software offers block-level CDP for business continuity.
August 17, 2007 -
Allowing companies using Linux to start with basic configuration and scale upward to complex installations, Linux VX Client for DR-Scout integrates with existing storage and supports heterogeneous environments. Features include support for RedHat Enterprise Linux 4, 5, SuSe Enterprise Linux, 9, 10, application integration with database servers including MySQL and Oracle, Application-Consistent Failover, One to Many Replication, Simple Failover/Failback, and Event Based Recovery.
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InMage Systems Announces CDP-Based Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Software for Linux
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7 - InMage Systems Inc., the leading provider of business continuity and disaster recovery software for medium and large enterprises, today announced the release of their Linux VX Client for DR-Scout software which provides true block-level Continuous Data Protection.
"With the rapid adoption of Linux in a variety of markets, the need for continuous business protection becomes even more critical," said John Ferraro, president and CEO of InMage Systems. "InMage's DR-Scout allows companies using Linux to start with a very basic configuration and scale upward to the most complex of installations. Since InMage's software integrates with existing storage and supports heterogeneous environments, companies often find DR-Scout to be more cost effective than maintaining their existing solution."
Some key features with the Linux release of DR-Scout include:
o 'True' Block-level CDP for Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
o Support for RedHat Enterprise Linux 4, 5, SuSe Enterprise Linux, 9, 10
o Application integration with database servers including MySQL and
Oracle, and other enterprise Linux applications to provide 'near-zero'
application failover
"InMage Systems has taken a different approach to disk-based solutions focusing on proactive, pain-free recovery," said Tom Urban, Director of Marketing for InMage. "CDP is the engine that drives the solution -- but it is the included features such as Application-Consistent Failover, One to Many Replication, Simple Failover/Failback, Event Based Recovery, and Ease-of-Implementation that have accelerated the adoption of DR-Scout. We anticipate the same embrace of our solution in the Linux community that we have seen in other environments."
To learn more about InMage Systems, please visit them at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo August 7 - 9, in booth 1039.
About InMage Systems Inc.
Founded in 2001 and based in Santa Clara, CA, InMage provides business continuity solutions for medium and large enterprises seeking to protect against data loss and eliminate downtime. InMage's flagship DR-Scout product line monitors and accelerates local or remote disaster recovery for Windows, Linux, Solaris, Unix, HP or any platform. The Company's products are distributed through its network of partners. For more information please visit http://www.inmage.net/.
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CONTACT: Tom Urban InMage Systems Inc., +1-408-200-3857, turban@inmage.net; for InMage Systems Inc.
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