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Double-Take for Virtual Systems

 

Complete Data Protection and Disaster Recovery for Virtual Machines with Double-Take Availability

 

As you evolve your IT infrastructures and leverage virtualization to help address your scalability and manageability needs, it is important that you also evolve your data protection and disaster recovery strategy for virtual machines as well. Double-Take Availability is an affordable and easy-to-use solution that provides proven, flexible, and reliable data protection and disaster recovery capabilities for virtual machines.

 

Key Benefits:

• Complete Data Protection: Double-Take Availability can protect data from either the Host OS protecting all of the virtual systems on a server or the Guest OS (protecting the same way as physical servers).
• Maximize Uptime: Double-Take Availability can provide continuous data protection of the virtual systems and fail them over to another physical host within minutes. 
• Cost-Effective: Using virtual systems at the disaster recovery site, you can deploy fewer physical servers and provide autonomous virtual targets for each client / business.


If you are interested in learning more about complete data protection and disaster recovery for virtual machines with Double-Take Availability, please email info@doubletake.com or call 1-888-674-9495.

 

Double-Take for Virtual Systems™

  • Designed for Virtualized Servers
  • Enables Virtualization
    of DR Environments

CEO Welcomes Double-Take


CEO WELCOMES DOUBLE-TAKE

CEO Welcomes Double-Take: Video Interview with Nicolaas Vlok, President and CEO, Vision Solutions

Vision Solutions Acquires Industry-Leading Double-Take Software

Leading High Availability and Disaster Recovery Solutions for Windows, Linux, IBM Power Systems and Cloud Computing Now Available from a Single Provider.

Double-Take® Availability Demo

This Flash-based product overview is a tour through Double-Take Availability and highlights, features and capabilities such as application availability, clustering and protecting virtual machines.