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NetApp Expands Storage and Data Management Solutions Supporting Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Physical and Virtual Environments
Business Wire, June 10, 2008
NetApp Solutions, Which Manage, Protect, Optimize and Retain Windows Server Data, Operate in Microsoft Virtual Server Infrastructures
SUNNYVALE, Calif. -- NetApp (NASDAQ:NTAP) today announced the expansion of its portfolio of storage and data management solutions for virtualized IT environments that include Microsoft[R] Windows[R] Server 2008, Microsoft SQL Server[TM] 2008, Exchange Server 2007, and Microsoft Hyper-V. As part of this portfolio expansion, NetApp[R] SnapManager[R] 5.0 for Exchange Server, Single Mailbox Recovery 5.0, and SnapManager 5.0 for SQL Server are all now immediately available and compatible with Hyper-V.
These next-generation NetApp data management software products help customers manage their messaging, business intelligence, data warehousing, business application, test and development, and infrastructure storage systems in both physical and virtual environments. Furthermore, with these products, NetApp storage and data management solutions for Microsoft environments enable customers to easily make the transition to Windows Server 2008, SQL Server 2008, and Exchange Server 2007. This provides customers with increased data availability, improved manageability, and reduced storage costs in physical and virtual server environments.
"Microsoft is pleased that valued industry partners and leaders such as NetApp are supporting SQL Server 2008, Exchange Server 2007, Windows Server 2008, and Hyper-V by providing innovative storage and data management solutions for our customers," said Sheila Gulati, general manager of Application Platform Marketing at Microsoft Corporation. "NetApp storage and data management solutions for SQL Server 2008 and Exchange Server 2007 enable customers to take advantage of the features and capabilities of SQL Server 2008 and Exchange Server 2007, achieving flexible and highly available storage infrastructures to support their business-critical applications and messaging platform. Further, support for the Microsoft Hyper-V virtual platform gives our customers greater productivity and flexibility of their computing and storage resources."
"These products, when combined with NetApp storage solutions and services for virtual server environments, enable customers to maximize the value of their investment in Windows Server infrastructures," said Patrick Rogers, vice president of Solutions Marketing for NetApp. "In either physical or virtual Windows Server environments, customers can achieve greater efficiency, performance, and flexibility from their Windows Server ecosystem by leveraging NetApp solutions such as deduplication, thin provisioning, and space-efficient cloning."
Support of Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 and SQL Server 2008
"From the thousands of enterprise customers with Microsoft Exchange Server and SQL Server that we support with NetApp storage solutions, we know that customers want to simplify data management and provide continuous operations for Exchange Server and SQL Server," said Rogers. "Working closely with Microsoft allows us to now extend our industry-leading storage solutions to Exchange Server 2007, SQL Server 2008, and Windows Server 2008 environments to maximize availability and productivity for our mutual customers."
Top Features of NetApp SnapManager 5.0 for Exchange Server include:
* Support for Exchange Server 2007 SP1, Windows Server 2008, and Hyper-V
* Support for Exchange Server 2007 Cluster Continuous Replication (CCR) and Standby Continuous Replication (SCR) between NetApp and storage systems not from NetApp, empowering customers to efficiently manage heterogeneous Exchange storage environments with NetApp SnapManager for Exchange
* Automated and error-free single push-button failover and failback between multiple sites
* Policy-based, disk-to-disk data protection, which allows customers to leverage centralized management of their backup processes in large Exchange Server environments
* Frequent recovery points, which enable customers to minimize data loss to under 10 minutes in the event of Exchange Server failure
* Low recovery time objective (RTO), which enables customers to reduce the risk and time required to restore from verified Exchange Server backups
Top Features of NetApp Single Mailbox Recovery 5.0 for Microsoft Exchange Server include:
* Support for Exchange Server 2007 SP1, Windows Server 2008, Hyper-V, and Virtual PC2007
* Administrative server framework, which provides customers with simplified server configuration and management, improved mailbox security and access control, and application audit trailing
* Ability to open a live Exchange Server as a target, enabling customers to more quickly restore single mailboxes, individual folders, and single messages
* Ability to select a single mailbox from an off-line Exchange database and export to individual PST files for each mailbox, eliminating the need for brick-level backups and thereby saving time and reducing storage space requirements
* Mailbox Creation Wizard, which allows easy creation of mailboxes on a Target Exchange Server
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