Title: How safe is your
1- How safe is your
- companys data?
2Televaulting is better than traditional tape
backup
3Backup And Restore Issues
- Data management and protection is now a key issue
- Data has real value
- Increasing EU legislation
- account Field Personnel under pressure
- Time other projects
- Limited resource
- Limited technologies
- Requests for lost data are a regular occurrence
- Backup and restore using tape hassle
4The typical scenario
- Fragmented backup and restore policy in place
- Uses valuable / limited staff resource
- Expensive to maintain and difficult to manage
- Desktop / laptop environment inadequately covered
- DR processes under review
Need for a truly automated consolidated solution
5Televaulting Design Brief
- Provide a network based backup and restore
solution for service provisioning - Backup of PCs, laptops and file/print servers
- Backup of application servers
- Windows, NetWare, MS Exchange SQL, Oracle,
Unix, Linux - Secure, efficient reliable
- Fully automated process - remove manual tape
process - Use existing IP-WAN to take data offsite
- Speed up restoration times
- Reduce backup window
- Enable backup/restore to be delivered as a
utility service
A new solution to an old problem
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7Data compression backup window
- Limited security compression
- All change files fully backed up
- All duplicate files backed up
- Tape based method
- Semi automated
- All data every day
- Multiple tapes onsite
Tape Time to backup hours 3 - 6, plus offsite
collection approx 8 hours
- Televaulting solution
- Fully automated
- Incremental backups
- Held offsite on disk tape
- Full encryption delta blocking
- Only new / change data backed up
- Common file elimination
Televaulting Time to backup 2-3 hours
8- Single file minimum restore time gt 30 minutes
- Remote sites last one out change the tape
- Your staff have to come in to restore (soft
costs !!!)
- Single file minimum restore time lt 30 seconds
- Fully automated no tapes to change
- Can simply dial in and control remotely
9- Fully automated once a schedule is set, nothing
else to do - Tape-less design allows more frequent schedules
- SNMP monitors and notifies issues as they occur
- Most sophisticated of schedules still has room
for human error - Laptop support tricky
- Backup failures undetected until next morning
10- Granular user permissions allow users to restore
their own files (or Help Desk can do it for them
remotely!) - Centralized solution, with scalability
- Staff must spend valuable time performing
restores for users (or talk them out of it!) - Hard to manage multiple sites
11- Full backups create window problems
- Incremental backups make restore complex
- Cant backup if you are restoring
- Cant restore if you are backing up
- Incremental daily automatically pieces data
together for a restore - Can run as many tasks as desired concurrently
12- Totally agentless just point and shoot
- Backup any number of machines, DS-Client is
free!! - Pay as you grow Only pay for what you store
- Agents installed on servers/workstations to allow
backup - Expensive licensing, typically per server
- Cost to expand tape library hardware
- Cost of additional media, s/w agents
13- Fully automated. Needs no daily maintenance to
ensure backups run - Data is transferred off-site immediately.
- Data is on-line, AND offsite.
- Backup routine often disrupted though sickness
holidays - Data isnt offsite until it is removed following
day - Offsite tapes must be retrieved to allow restore
14What does Televaulting do?
- Direct your data back into our central site for
offsite protection, so DR is built-in. - Centrally manage local and geographically
dispersed sites (data islands). - Provides compression and encryption between
locations - Lowers data management costs (labour, tape,
software license fees, courier, media storage)
15What does Televaulting do?
16What does Televaulting do?
- Supports multiple DS-Clients feeding data to a
single DS-System - Provides a Storage Billing System
- For an SP, create a revenue stream
- For an Enterprise, create chargeback to
departments - Uses Delta Blocking, Common File Elimination, and
digital signature technologies to not transmit
duplicate data even if from another directory or
file name or computer
17How is Televaulting different than Traditional
Backup Software?
- Agentless on the clients
- No custom software pieces on target systems
- DS-Client software on independent node that
manages LAN backup of MS-Exchange, SQL 2000,
Oracle, Windows, NetWare 4/5/6, Unix, Linux
target machines - DS-User GUI can be local on the client LAN or
remote (and monitor multiple LANs) - DS-Operator GUI can monitor multiple WANs/LANs
- Backs up only changed files no traditional
Full/Incremental backup of unchanging files
18How is Televaulting different than Traditional
Backup Software?
- Can backup Oracle, MS-SQL / MS-Exchange hot
- Keep any number of generations of files
- Designed to outsource customers backup, DRP,
data archiving requirements and relieve from the
complexity, high cost, and labour intensive
mundane process. - Once installed, it is transparent to operate from
the end user's view
19How do we integrate (technically)?
- DS-Client (based on local rules) periodically
collects files/data to send to DS-System no
user data actually kept on the local appliance
(but you can if you want to) - After a client pass, DS-client organizes,
encrypts, compresses and transmits files - DS-System listens for transmissions and places
incoming encrypted data into specific file system
directories.
20A few of the customers using Arxcis
- London Clinic of Oncology (http//www.londononcolo
gy.com/) - National Guarantee PLC (http//www.nationalguarant
ee.com/) - Moorcrofts Corporate Law LLP (http//www.moorcroft
s.com) - Landsdowne Partners (https//www.lansdownepartners
.com/) - Olive Security (http//www.olivesecurity.com)
- Link Brokers (http//www.linkbrokers.co.uk)
- Smythson (http//www.smythson.com/)
21Other interesting points...
- Individual users on the client side can be setup
to access DS-Client (for their own machine) and
trigger their own backups and restores - Scans can occur as often as once per hour
- Backup sets can be micro-managed to the file
level if desired - Full prioritization of one client/node over
another (100s of levels) - Supports multiple parallel backups/restores of
nodes - Web Report Portal
22The bottom line
- No tape handling
- Faster back ups restores
- No courier issues
- Complements DR strategy
- Utility-based licensing
- Cuts the costs of backup
A very cost effective proposition
23The bottom line
- Addresses Windows NetWare anarchy problems.
- Centralises backup to a single point on
network. - Dramatically reduces configuration,
administration backup window. - Fully automates the backup process.
- Multiple offsite copies of the data.
- Rapid data recovery in the event of data loss.
- Cost effective, pay as you grow license.
- Highly secure, encrypted transmission
storage. - Fully supported solution across Europe
A complete backup, restore and data protection
solution
24What next?
- We can be in touch individually to discuss your
territories and partnering opportunities - Contact arxcis.sales_at_databarracks.com or 44
(0)870 922 0902 - We can set up a risk free no-cost trial so you
can se for yourself
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