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disk based

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disk based

(1) Refers to devices that use magnetic hard disks for storage. It often refers to portable devices such as digital music players that have hard disks rather than flash memory.

All desktop and laptop computers are presumed to have hard disks, and most servers have hard disks. However, client and server machines can be diskless and derive all their software and data from the network. Contrast with flash based and diskless.

(2) An application that retrieves data from the disk as required. Contrast with memory based.



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Rather than directing your backup to a tape drive or tape library, the initial copy of your data is made to the disk based backup target which will obviously have much faster performance characteristics than those commonly associated with tape.
Engenium's intelligent resource management module includes: Enhanced Data Manageability; On-Demand Caching; and Disk Based Access.
We believe Diligent's global channel partner expansion reaffirms our own market success as a company and demonstrates the continued interest in disk based data protection" said Mike Parise, Vice President of Sales, Marketing & Support for Diligent Technologies.
 
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