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Sonasoft Corp. announces the availability of its new version of SonaSafe solution which provides unique disaster recovery and high availability features for protecting Exchange 2007 server. Sonasoft is one of the few companies providing enhanced data protection support for Exchange 2007 server.
ebizQ received the following:
Sonasoft provides a high-availability solution, protecting data from hardware/software failures and human errors. SonaSafe application maintains the redundant, standby server by continually updating the data with that retrieved from the primary system. The standby system can take over instantly in the event of primary system failure. The standby system can be on-site, or located at a remote site for protection against natural or man-made disasters.
Sonasoft offers several advanced backup/recovery and replication features for Exchange 2007. Some of the features include intelligent backup and restore functionality, dynamic consolidated mailbox backup capability, replication functionality that is fully integrated with the backup, ability to replicate just one mailbox to test disaster recovery preparedness and many more interesting features.
"Sonasoft has provided me with a One-Stop shop for all my Backup and High Availability needs. When I came across Sonasoft, I immediately saw the value of their “point & click” technology, which has definitely made my life easier. It has not only cut down my backup/recovery time to a great extent but has also given me peace of mind with its intriguing standby features” said A. Sadr, Computer Systems Director, University of Southern California (USC).
“Sonasoft is at the forefront in providing advanced high availability and disaster recovery functionality for Exchange server. We strongly believe that we provide a unique capability and there is no other solution like this in the marketplace today” said Dr. Vas Srinivasan, VP of Marketing at Sonasoft.
Key Benefits to Customers:
§ Affordable, easy-to-use disaster recovery solution for Exchange 2007 § The replicated exchange server can be anywhere; no distance limitation § Meets regulatory compliance requirements like Sarbanes Oxley, HIPAA etc. § The replicated server is available for testing/searching/monitoring purposes § Ability to failover and failback just a single mailbox to test disaster recovery preparedness § Ideally suited for SMB Exchange environments § Cost-effective solution that can be implemented within couple of hours § Inexpensive alternative to exchange clusters
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