ATL Aims To Simplify Data Backup And Recovery
Tape vendor ATL Products will unveil a product later thismonth that is designed to simplify data backup and recovery.
Called LANvault, the offering will consist of a tape library
loaded with Veritas Backup Exec or CA ArcserveIT backup
software and a dedicated, headless, GUI-less NT server built
by ATL. Administrators can connect the two boxes with SCSI
cables, plug them in, attach them to the Ethernet network,
and assign them an IP address by loading a CD into an NT
workstation. Total installation time should be about 15
minutes, the company says.
LANvault will handle data from any Unix or Windows NT server
on the network. This network-attached solution can replace
an entire process that involves purchasing and integrating
server, tape format, tape autoloader or library, SCSI cards,
NIC cards, operating systems, backup software, and system
management software. For customers who choose it, once
LANvault is in place, ATL will remotely maintain and manage
it from a central location via the Internet.
Pricing for LANvault begins at $9,999 for an entry-level
version and $13,999 for the high-performance version.
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