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QUANTUM AND NETWORK SPECIALIST INC. ADVANCE UNATTENDED BACK-UP

The financial and competitive implications of losing business-critical data demand that organizations deploy comprehensive backup systems to protect their assets. Users are demanding an integrated software and hardware combination to minimize the cost associated with data loss, recovery and system downtime.

Reacting to the need, this month, Network Specialists, Inc. (NSI), a Hoboken, N.J. developer of network performance and storage management applications, announced its participation in Quantum Corp.’s S.M.A.R.T. (Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology) Alliance, a third-party developers program aimed at promoting advanced backup and storage management solutions.

NSI is working with Milpitas, Calif.-based Quantum to develop real-time, open file solutions compatible with S.M.A.R.T., an industry standard for hardware devices that provides an interface between disk drives and host computers to monitor disk drive performance and alert users when a drive is about to fail.

S.M.A.R.T.-enabled Double Take.combined with NSI's real-time, open file backup software and Quantum’s disk drive technology will provide users withan advanced and secure unattended backup solution. S.M.A.R.T.-based Double Take and Quantum solutions will monitor hard disk activity and automatically replicate any combination of files to a backup disk drive if it detects a failure or any disk-related problem, eliminating costly system downtime.

Equipped with Double Take, Quantum storage solutions now provide customers with the following features:

• Continuous, Open File Backup in Real-Time, Double Take’s automatic file replication and real-time data mirroring is included in S.M.A.R.T. System products, providing pre-failure data backup when a server or workstation indicates signs of failure.

• Operating System-Level Support, operating at the OS-level, Double Take provides customers with true fault-tolerance by backing up data at the application level, ensuring data integrity and uninterrupted system availability.

• Support for Delta Backup, Double Take’s automatic replication feature ensures that only incremental file changes are backed up, significantly reducing backup processing time and network traffic by updating only the actual changes made to files versus copying the entire file.

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