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Writing data to two or more locations for backup and data recovery. For example, data can be stored on two or more disks or disk and tape or disk and the Internet. See disk redundancy and data recovery. |
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Until now, many financial institutions were satisfied with an operational and data redundancy achieved through the development of backup data centers located within close proximity of their primary facilities--sometimes on the same block, but more often within a one or two mile radius. Available as either a compact desktop or rack mount solution, ExtremeStor FC supports RAID 0, 1, 0 +1, 3, and 5 for unsurpassed data redundancy, security and availability. In fact, the same technologies that enable distributed access to data can be extended easily to allow distributed data redundancy and protection, which is particularly timely for the growing number of industries falling under legal mandates requiring such protection. |
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