SQL Server

• Would you like to cluster SQL Server, but can't afford it?
• Can you backup SQL Server 24/7 without impacting production?
• How long would it take your DBA to get SQL up and running if the whole server crashed?
• Can you send data 3,000 miles in real-time without sacrificing data integrity?

Breathe Easy. Other than email, every critical application in your company probably relys on a database. No one has more experience and proven success protecting Microsoft SQL Server than Double-Take.

Here's the proof

• Solution Sheet/Whitepaper
  • Protecting Microsoft SQL Server>>
    MS-SQL is used to power some of your most critical information applications. Complete protection of MS-SQL requires a high-availability solution as well as a disaster recovery plan. View this white paper to understand data protection strategies using Double-Take for MS-SQL.
  • Enhancing SQL Protection: A Case for Asynchronous Replication>>
    Though Microsoft SQL Server has some built-in data protection features, they aren't enough to protect critical data in most organizations. ESG recommends Double-Take from Double-Take software as an affordable tool that provides a level of automated data protection and availability for Microsoft SQL Server that today's 24x7 business environment demands. Double-Take streamlines and automates the migration process, allowing replicated copies to be used to test the migration process with no risk to the production environment. This paper reviews Microsoft SQL Server native data protection and outlines how a third-party tool can lower costs, improve efficiency and supplement SQL native applications with asynchronous replication.
  • Enhance SQL Reporting Services with Double-Take>>
    Microsoft SQL Reporting Services is an exciting way for organizations to gain access and insight into their important business data stored in Microsoft SQL Server. This white paper provides an overview of how Double-Take can greatly increase your production server's performance by offloading Microsoft SQL Reporting Services to a secondary server.
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