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Overview:
High-availability solutions are essential to maintain business continuity in today's 24x7 environment. But these solutions must be evaluated for their ability to address the business and technical needs of the organization in which they will be deployed. Through central management tools, automated failover, features to test disaster recovery plans without disruption, and advanced failover management based on server capacity, Veritas Cluster Server allows IT managers to maximize resources by moving beyond reactive recovery to proactive management of application availability.
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| Date: | Feb 2009 |
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