Legato Systems Announces Support For Sun Cluster 3.0
Announcement posted by Legato Systems Inc. 20 Dec 2001
Legato NetWorker 6.1.1 on Sun Solaris 8 provides 24x7 protection and availability of business-critical information in heterogeneous environments
Legato Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: LGTO), a worldwide leader in enterprise storage management software, today announced that Legato NetWorker(r) 6.1.1 on Sun Solaris(tm) 8 now supports Sun(tm) Cluster 3.0 and provides 24x7 protection and availability of business-critical information and applications for medium to large heterogeneous enterprise environments.
"Businesses cannot afford downtime because of application failure," said Jim Sangster, group marketing manager for Sun Solaris software, Sun Microsystems. "Sun and Legato have a long and successful history of working together to deliver reliable business continuance solutions and we are pleased to be able to extend that relationship to assure 24x7 availability of business-critical information and applications for our Sun Cluster 3.0 customers."
Legato NetWorker 6.1.1 can now backup applications and/or database servers clustered with Sun Cluster 3.0. In the event of a failure, NetWorker will backup the current, active, server node. Sun Cluster 3.0 also can be used to cluster NetWorker 6.1.1 servers for higher availability.
"As customers begin to strategize for more efficient contingency plans, their migration to Sun Cluster 3.0, now supported by NetWorker 6.1.1, provides a greater foundation for successful business continuance and 24x7 operation," said Brian Brogan, vice president, Sun Business Unit, Legato Systems. "Legato NetWorker continues to be the choice for data protection and availability in heterogeneous data centers."
Legato NetWorker provides fast, reliable and complete data backup and recovery for all systems, databases and enterprise servers running critical applications. NetWorker supports numerous operating systems, including IBM
AIX, Linux, Unix, Netware and Windows platforms. NetWorker also provides robust cluster support for Legato Automated Availability Manager, Sun Cluster, Hewlett Packard MCSG, Compaq TruCluster, and Microsoft Cluster Services.
About Legato
Legato Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: LGTO), the award winning software innovator, specializes in providing its customers with a seamless approach for protecting, moving and making available business-critical company information. Legato pioneered the industry standard for storage management software products. More than 10,000 customers, including Fortune 1000 companies, are utilizing more than 65,000 Legato software product licenses worldwide. Headquartered in Mountain View, CA, USA, Legato has an established global presence with offices in 23 countries to fully serve its
customers. Legato is a founding member of the Storage Networking Industry Association in the USA and Europe. For more information on Legato Systems, Inc., its products and services visit www.legato.com.
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Legato, The Legato logo design, Legato NetWorker, Celestra, GEMS and SmartMedia are registered trademarks and Co-StandbyServer, RepliStor, SnapShotServer, QuikStartz and San Academy are trademarks or servicemarks of Legato Systems, Inc. All other brand and product names may be trademarks of their respective owners.
Information regarding products, services and offerings may be superceded by subsequent documents. For the latest information and specifications regarding Legato Systems, Inc. and any of its offerings or services, please contact your local sales office or the Corporate Headquarters.
"Businesses cannot afford downtime because of application failure," said Jim Sangster, group marketing manager for Sun Solaris software, Sun Microsystems. "Sun and Legato have a long and successful history of working together to deliver reliable business continuance solutions and we are pleased to be able to extend that relationship to assure 24x7 availability of business-critical information and applications for our Sun Cluster 3.0 customers."
Legato NetWorker 6.1.1 can now backup applications and/or database servers clustered with Sun Cluster 3.0. In the event of a failure, NetWorker will backup the current, active, server node. Sun Cluster 3.0 also can be used to cluster NetWorker 6.1.1 servers for higher availability.
"As customers begin to strategize for more efficient contingency plans, their migration to Sun Cluster 3.0, now supported by NetWorker 6.1.1, provides a greater foundation for successful business continuance and 24x7 operation," said Brian Brogan, vice president, Sun Business Unit, Legato Systems. "Legato NetWorker continues to be the choice for data protection and availability in heterogeneous data centers."
Legato NetWorker provides fast, reliable and complete data backup and recovery for all systems, databases and enterprise servers running critical applications. NetWorker supports numerous operating systems, including IBM
AIX, Linux, Unix, Netware and Windows platforms. NetWorker also provides robust cluster support for Legato Automated Availability Manager, Sun Cluster, Hewlett Packard MCSG, Compaq TruCluster, and Microsoft Cluster Services.
About Legato
Legato Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: LGTO), the award winning software innovator, specializes in providing its customers with a seamless approach for protecting, moving and making available business-critical company information. Legato pioneered the industry standard for storage management software products. More than 10,000 customers, including Fortune 1000 companies, are utilizing more than 65,000 Legato software product licenses worldwide. Headquartered in Mountain View, CA, USA, Legato has an established global presence with offices in 23 countries to fully serve its
customers. Legato is a founding member of the Storage Networking Industry Association in the USA and Europe. For more information on Legato Systems, Inc., its products and services visit www.legato.com.
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Legato, The Legato logo design, Legato NetWorker, Celestra, GEMS and SmartMedia are registered trademarks and Co-StandbyServer, RepliStor, SnapShotServer, QuikStartz and San Academy are trademarks or servicemarks of Legato Systems, Inc. All other brand and product names may be trademarks of their respective owners.
Information regarding products, services and offerings may be superceded by subsequent documents. For the latest information and specifications regarding Legato Systems, Inc. and any of its offerings or services, please contact your local sales office or the Corporate Headquarters.