New version adds support for IBM i 6.1, 7.1 and VIOS, plus enhanced remote data replication.
“Available now, V3.04 of Storage Director adds support for IBM i v6.1 and v7.1, and VIOS (Virtual I/O Server),” said Ed Ahl, director of Business Development for Tributary Systems, Inc.. “We have also added enhanced data replication to reduce network latency during remote backup operations," Ahl said adding that he suggests to users that they, "Put your data on your WAN, not a van!”
Tributary Systems exhibited at the recent COMMON 2012 Annual Meeting and Exposition held at the Disneyland Resort, Anaheim, California, earlier this month.
Storage Director blends the best of disk and tape to help companies easily manage the unrelenting growth of data, improve backup/restore performance and cost-effectively scale their environments—without ripping and replacing existing infrastructure.
Tributary Systems, Inc., based in Texas, delivers data protection with vision. Customers include Fortune 20, Fortune 500 and Fortune Global 1000 companies as well as small and middle market companies in banking, financial services, retail, telecommunications and healthcare. Visit www.tributary.com for more information.
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