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Cybersource launches Linux disaster recovery for SMEs
Stan Beer
Tuesday, 04 April 2006 16:35
Open source solutions provider Cybersource has launched a Linux-based disaster recovery solution for small to medium businesses. The solution replicates an organisation's primary server disks in near real-time, with the aim of enabling rapid recovery in the event of server failure.
The Cybersource system, called simply server replicator, runs from a CD and works by taking snapshots of the primary Linux server and synchronising changes. According to Cybersource, the starting price of $1995 gives even small SMEs the option of putting a disaster recovery strategy in place.
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