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 The DXi3500 disk-based backup appliance uses Quantum’s patented data
de-duplication technology to increase the amount of backup data users can retain
on disk by 10 to 50 times. Quantum’s DXi3500 provides fast and reliable backup
and restore and they make WAN replication a practical, cost-effective part of
disaster recovery planning. The DXi3500 is designed for sites with from 1.2 to
4.2TB of local data to protect.
Quantum’s DXi3500 solution is an integrated appliance that is easy to install
and use with all leading backup applications. It provide best-in-class
performance and flexible, easy-to-use interface options including NAS, virtual
tape library or mixed presentations along with Fibre Channel and iSCSI
connectivity. The DXi3500 delivers:
- Advanced Data De-duplication Increasing Disk Retention for Backup Data
The DXi3500 disk backup and replication appliance leverages Quantum’s
patented data de-duplication technology to dramatically increase the role
that disk can play in the protection of critical data. With the DXi3500
solution, users can retain 10 to 50 times more backup data on fast recovery
disk than with conventional arrays.
- Remote Replication of Backup Data Providing Automated Disaster Recovery
Protection
With DXi3500 replication, users can transmit data from a single site or
multiple sites to a central location. DXi3500 replication is asynchronous,
automated, and it operates as a background process.
- Easy Installation and Use in Existing Environments
The DXi3500 is an integrated appliance with an intuitive graphical user
interface and two presentation modes that make it easy to install, share,
and manage. A backup NAS interface allows users to attach a DXi3500
appliance to any Ethernet network and share it easily between multiple media
servers. For larger, SAN environments, a virtual tape library interface (Fibre
Channel or iSCSI) gives users enterprise performance and lets them use
standard tape library presentations.
- Advantage Over Conventional Disk
Quantum’s DXi-Series are a cost-effective way for IT departments to store
backup data on disk for months instead of days, providing high speed,
reliable restores and increasing both recovery points and your disaster
recovery options.
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